A project designed in 2011 in fulfillment of my Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication, Journalism.The physical campaign took place at Al Jamea'a Hospital in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. All brochures and handouts were distributed as printed copies to the public during the event. The versions available here serve as digital references of the original materials. The campaign content was developed using Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, and Premiere Pro.

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A project designed in 2015 in fulfillment of my Master’s degree in Communication and Digital Media.

The project is designed as an interactive book series aimed at providing a valuable learning tool to help children learn Arabic and English. It offers a fun and creative way to build foundational language and basic knowledge skills, supporting success in school and beyond. The content is structured using Adobe Flash Player and embedded into an online platform with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

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A project designed in 2025 in conjunction with my doctoral dissertation, in fulfillment of my PhD degree in Text Technology, Digital Media.

The project takes the form of a structured digital infographic that presents a clear, chronological overview of how Unicode emojis have developed over time. It is based on data from the Unicode Consortium and Emojipedia, combining technical progress with cultural and institutional context. The visualizations were created using Flourish, along with HTML and JavaScript to improve interactivity and design aesthetics.