REPORT DESIGN FOR EDUCATION INSTITUTION
Section Title
OVERVIEW
G53 Financial Literacy and Personal Finance Research Network is a research network focused on advancing the understanding of financial literacy and personal finance through research, education, and collaboration. Connected to the work of George Washington University and Stanford University through the office of financial literacy researcher Dr. Anna Lusardi, the network brings together research and resources addressing how people understand and navigate financial decisions.
PROJECT SUMMARY
We supported G53 with the design and production of a comprehensive financial literacy and personal finance research report. The work included assembling and formatting the report, reviewing written content for clarity and consistency, establishing a cohesive editorial structure, and developing supporting visual materials for digital distribution.
Beyond the report itself, we translated key content into visual assets designed for social media, helping extend the research beyond the publication and create additional opportunities for the findings to reach broader audiences.
EDITORIAL DESIGN
CONTENT REVIEW
DATA VISUALIZATION
GRAPHIC DESIGN
REPORT DESIGN
CHALLENGE
Research publications often contain substantial amounts of information, data, and supporting material that can become difficult to navigate when presented as a conventional document. G53 needed a publication that could organize its research into a clear, professional format while maintaining the credibility and substance expected of an academic and research-focused audience.
The challenge extended beyond the report. Key ideas and findings also needed to be communicated through shorter, more visually engaging content for social media without losing the context or integrity of the underlying research.
SOLUTION
We developed a structured editorial and visual system for the G53 publication, bringing together typography, layout, hierarchy, supporting graphics, and content organization to create a cohesive research document.
The team assembled and formatted the report, reviewed written content for consistency and presentation, and developed visual materials that supported key ideas throughout the publication. We then adapted selected content into social media assets, creating a connected visual language between the long-form research and its digital promotion.
The result was a polished publication that made extensive research more approachable while giving G53 a consistent set of visual materials for communicating its work across channels.