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AudioEye
Making digital accessibility easier to understand
Contract Visual Designer · 2021–2026
For five years, I worked as an extension of AudioEye’s in-house Marketing Creative team, designing content that helped businesses understand digital accessibility and what it meant for their websites. Blog graphics made up most of my work, alongside paid ads, social graphics, email banners, e-books, and guides.
Working closely with the team gave me a clear picture of what each campaign needed to accomplish. I used that context to make design decisions across assignments of different sizes and platforms.
Scope
Blog graphics
Paid ad design
Social graphics
Email banners
Editorial design for e-books and guides
Ongoing design support for the in-house marketing creative team
Featured Project
2024 Seasonal Holiday Retail Guide
AudioEye’s holiday retail guide gave e-commerce teams a resource for thinking through website accessibility ahead of the holiday shopping season. I designed the downloadable PDF, the long-form web version, and the social graphics that introduced the guide.
Each format had a different job. The PDF gave readers something they could save and refer back to. The web version let them read the full guide in their browser. The social graphics gave busy retail teams a quick reason to explore it. I carried the visual direction across all three, adapting the layout and hierarchy to how readers would use each one.
Blog Graphics
I designed editorial graphics for AudioEye’s blog, choosing imagery to reflect each article’s topic and adapting stock illustrations to fit the brand where needed.
Paid Ads & Social Graphics
I designed paid ads and social graphics for AudioEye on topics like e-commerce accessibility and compliance. I used bold typography to highlight key statistics and give each message a clear focal point in the feed.
