How I Met Your Trainer
Editorial & Information Design
A fitness publication combining editorial design, and information visualization to make health education engaging and accessible.
Services:
Editorial & Information Design
Editorial & Information Design
Type:
Academic Project
Academic Project
Year:
2026
2026
Concept
Designed as a contemporary fitness publication for young adults, this project transforms traditional health education into a visually engaging editorial experience
A bold visual identity, modular layouts, and custom information graphics work together to make complex fitness topics approachable, motivating, and easy to navigate
Scope
Designed a complete 24-page publication including brand identity, logo system, editorial layouts, typography hierarchy, and custom data visualizations
Delivered both a print-ready version and an interactive digital edition via Adobe Publish Online
Process
Began by collecting a moodboard to define the visual direction — steering away from a conventional gym aesthetic toward a more lifestyle-oriented feel
Followed with hand-drawn pencil wireframes mapping out the layout and information hierarchy across all 24 pages
Sketches guided decisions on content pacing, page structure, and where custom data visualizations and illustrations would anchor each spread
Concept
Designed as a contemporary fitness publication for young adults, this project transforms traditional health education into a visually engaging editorial experience
A bold visual identity, modular layouts, and custom information graphics work together to make complex fitness topics approachable, motivating, and easy to navigate
Scope
Designed a complete 24-page publication including brand identity, logo system, editorial layouts, typography hierarchy, and custom data visualizations
Delivered both a print-ready version and an interactive digital edition via Adobe Publish Online
Process
Began by collecting a moodboard to define the visual direction — steering away from a conventional gym aesthetic toward a more lifestyle-oriented feel
Followed with hand-drawn pencil wireframes mapping out the layout and information hierarchy across all 24 pages
Sketches guided decisions on content pacing, page structure, and where custom data visualizations and illustrations would anchor each spread
