Role: Design Lead
Scope: Art Direction, Visual Design
Key Decisions:
Prioritized readability over visual complexity
Designed for real-world usage (skimming, learning, reference)
Treated the library as a system, not individual deliverables
Overview:
Briq is a financial automation platform for construction teams. I designed a scalable ebook library that translates complex workflows into clear, structured content—supporting both user education and business growth.
Challenge:
- Topics were dense and difficult to navigate
- No consistent structure across the growing ebook library
- Content needed to serve multiple audiences with varying levels of expertise
-> Valuable insights existed, but weren’t easily accessible or engaging.
My role:
Led the design of a scalable ebook system
Defined layout structure and readability standards
Established consistent visual language
This project demonstrates my ability to design scalable content systems that turn complex information into clear, usable experiences—bridging marketing, education, and product understanding.
Approach:
Design for Scannability
- Created layouts that support quick navigation and key takeaway extraction
- Prioritized clarity over decoration


Simplify Complex Information
- Broke down dense financial topics into digestible sections
- Used hierarchy, spacing, and structure to guide reading

Build a Scalable System
- Developed a repeatable framework across 20+ ebooks
- Ensured consistency in: typography, layout, visual language

Solution
- Developed a modular layout system for flexible content types
- Used typography and white space to reduce cognitive load
- Introduced spot illustrations to clarify abstract concepts
- Ensured consistency across all ebooks to create a unified experience
Content layout

Spot illustrations

Impact
- Improved accessibility of complex financial topics
- Strengthened Briq’s position as an educational authority
- Scalable design system supporting ongoing content production
- Elevated ebooks as a marketing and conversion tool