Most of my data visualization work was for internal or client workflows, but I also worked to convert the product marketing task list-- the list that XiFin product manager's used to keep track of their assigned work.
Problem: Originally, the task list was a Microsoft Word document of over 13 pages. There was no defined start or end to each manager's tasks, and each manager also used differing ways to identify their work. For example, one manager bolded each of their tasks, whereas a different manager was used to making the font size a few times bigger to organize their tasks into sections.
Therefore, I organized sections by person and then by project to make the information clear. Instead of using a document, I transferred all tasks, texts, and notes into Microsoft OneNote, which is designed specifically for creating lists and organizing information but also fit into XiFin's current workflows so it would be familiar to the managers. Each manager's work was separated by a tab and their tasks organized for easy access.
Example A: Data Visualization
Example B: Slide Deck Designs
I also created a multitude of slide designs for marketing collateral, sales presentations, webinars, case studies, and pitch materials. Oftentimes, this meant I was given textual information and would be responsible for design a visual representation to support the text. Rather than one large project, I focused on tackling a large quantity of diagrams, slides, and workflows, all of varying qualities, but all which needed updating and rebranding work.
For example, given a table, I would re-communicate this data visually, so that there would be a clearer hierarchy of ideas and engagements could be easily quantified when presented on. I've taken the contextual information out of the below example, which is one of many, so free to ask me for more examples of redesigned slides!
