Hey there! I’m Chiara Pravlik
Third-Year Information Design Student and Graphic Designer at Wise Tech Corp by Day, Content Creator by Night.
As an information designer, I thrive on making complex ideas clear and engaging. Whether it’s crafting intuitive user experiences, refining visual narratives, or experimenting with typography, I believe design is about connection—between ideas, people, and the stories we tell.
Check out my most recent work!
Community Identity System
In this project, I developed a cohesive visual identity system for Victoria Park and applied it across print and digital formats, including a community newsletter, website, and infographic poster—highlighting the neighbourhood’s history, culture, and revitalization.
Type Specimen Booklet
Typography is the foundation of visual communication. This project involved creating a type specimen book to research, analyze, and showcase a typeface while applying hierarchy, grids, readability, and legibility.
Design Process | Team Project
In this team project, we designed solutions to encourage climate-conscious behavior among MRU students, prioritizing accessibility, inclusivity, and sustainability in response to post-pandemic environmental challenges.
Wise Tech Corp Reimagined
Wise Tech Corp, a Managed IT Service Provider, aimed to modernize its brand identity and digital presence to enhance client connections and credibility in the tech industry.
Clothing Bar Boutique Rebrand
Clothing Bar Boutique is a contemporary retail space offering fashion-forward pieces with a warm, inviting presence. This rebrand modernized its visual identity to enhance recognition, create a cohesive brand system, and appeal to its audience with a fresh yet timeless look.
Information Design Brochure
I designed an information brochure for Mount Royal University’s Information Design program to engage open studies students exploring academic options. The project emphasized typography, layout, and audience-centered design.
Understanding the Astrolabe
In this individual project, I developed a professional-quality technical description and user guide for the astrolabe—an ancient astronomical device. The goal was to support users (like myself) who are new to historical instruments and empower them to explore astronomy through clear, thoughtful design. This project emphasized clarity, accessibility, and respectful communication that prioritizes user agency.
Rich Prospect Browser
The Remedy Rack is a rich prospect browser designed to help users discover and compare medicinal plants based on their healing properties, care needs, and potency. Inspired by seed packets and natural apothecaries, the interface lets users explore 96 native North American plants through an intuitive, playful, and informative experience. This project blends taxonomy, data visualization, and interface design to make discovery feel organic, structured, and purposeful.
UI/ UX and Web Design Work
