Brochure
I created an 8-page brochure about social media and technology addiction in children, along with a poster and brochures to raise awareness for parents. The design focuses on clear information and visuals to help parents understand the impact of excessive screen time.
Persona
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Jada William
Jada has two little kids. She lets their kids watch cartoons when she needs to do her work or cleaning. Also, when kids are bored, they start asking mom if they can watch cartoons. Jada is not sure if letting them watch cartoons regularly has a bad influence on kids.
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Ethan Kim
Ethan has two kids who go to high school and elementary school. Thier kids like to use various devices and they usally spend at 4 hours or more looking at a screen. He is not sure how this will affect his kids in the future or if parents should be more strict about limiting the time on their phones.
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Emi Yamada
Emilly is single mother. She has a kid who goes to Middle school. Her kids Tom likes to play video games and most of his free time he plays games. Recently, he is not doing well at school, getting lower grades, and having a tough time focusing on study.
Sketchs
My illustration-based poster is designed to make parents feel, 'I don’t want my child to overuse screens.' The goal is to highlight the potential future consequences of excessive screen time—not in a way that scares kids, but enough to make them and their parents think twice about unhealthy habits."
Design Revision
Logo Design
Final Design
My goal is to create a poster and brochure about screen addiction to raise awareness among parents about its negative effects on children. I want to present this information in a way that is engaging and stress-free, knowing that parents already have a lot on their plate when raising kids. To achieve this, I plan to design the brochure to resemble a children’s book, making it easy for parents to read with their kids or learn from it in a simple and approachable way
Poster
My poster topic is about screen addiction, my target audience is young parents who have kids around age 8 to 13 years old. I wanted to make a poster that I can put malls and other places where many families can see it. The idea is to draw the attention of children who will then show their parents and make a learning opportunity about screen addiction. The goal for my poster is to educate young parents or remind them how scary screen addiction can be. I did not want parents to feel overwhelmed, so I aimed for a gentle approach that encourages awareness without causing stress.