Role and Impact

In this project, I served as the leading designer and strategist for an interactive digital presentation aimed at showcasing the impactful work done by the Department of Community and Human Services (DCHS) across different districts in King County. My work provided an accessible, engaging way to communicate the DCHS's achievements and initiatives, emphasizing the department's tailored approach to addressing various community needs.

Deliverables

• Led the design and execution of an interactive digital presentation, collecting and integrating all necessary project assets.

• Created a custom-designed map of King County, adding a contextual visual element to the presentation.

• Designed templates for presenting district-specific information, maintaining a cohesive, professional look across all presentation parts.

• Authored engaging blog and social media posts to promote the project, extending its reach.

Communications

• Released the project on Cultivating Connections, the DCHS blog.

• Collaborated with each King County Councilmember to share the project on their respective social media platforms.

• Supported the DCHS Director in presenting the interactive digital component to the King County Council, facilitating a more engaging, immersive experience for council members.

Discover More

Interactive presentation: View in Prezi

Blog: 2019 in Review: Our Top Highlights in Your District

PDF: View the document on DCHS Blog

Reflection: “In creating the "DCHS Top Highlights in 2019" presentation, I succeeded in offering an engaging and comprehensive overview of the department's work across various districts. This project underscored the importance of using interactive and immersive mediums to facilitate understanding and spark stakeholder discussions. The process emphasized the power of good design and strategic communication in fostering greater collaboration and awareness. As a result, council members and the community gained a deeper understanding of DCHS's impact and commitment to their respective districts.”