Project
Visual Content Across Two EdTech Platforms
Role
Designer – Concept & Execution
Tools
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Timeline
2018 – 2022
The Challenge
Each brand served a distinct audience:
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Education.com focused on vibrant, printable worksheets for parents and teachers.
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IXL Learning required clean, workbook-style content with a strong focus on readability and academic rigor.
My challenge was to design assets that were both educational and engaging, while remaining on-brand and meeting strict curriculum alignment.
My Role
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Designed over 200+ worksheets and workbook pages for subjects including math, ELA, science, and social studies
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Adapted illustrations, icons, and layout systems for various reading levels and grade groups
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Collaborated with curriculum developers, writers, and editors to meet tight deadlines across multiple product lines
The Process
I collaborated with curriculum developers to understand lesson objectives and age-specific learning needs. Using InDesign and Illustrator, I built clean, content-first layouts that could be easily adapted across subjects and grade levels. I also refined design templates to streamline revisions and ensure consistent delivery across large batches of worksheets and interactive workbooks.
IXL Learning
Education.com
The Solution
For Education.com, I created playful, themed worksheets that balanced illustration and learning.
For IXL, I maintained a clean, minimalist design system optimized for focus and comprehension across multiple grade levels.
Both approaches prioritized usability—whether being printed at home or used in a structured classroom environment.
IXL Learning
Education.com
Impact-Oriented Results:
- Contributed to lesson libraries used by millions of students and educators nationwide
- Helped reduce production time through scalable templates and reusable asset libraries
- Maintained consistent design quality while flexibly supporting two different brand identities
What I Learned
Gained hands-on experience translating complex educational standards into accessible, age-appropriate design while collaborating cross-functionally with educators, editors, and product teams to support student engagement and learning outcomes.
