Conducting research for Eco-Echo involves comprehensive study on endangered species, climate change impacts, and conservation efforts. Collaborating with scientists, conservationists, and environmental organizations ensures accuracy and relevance in presenting information to visitors.

Arranging and managing type composition and format for Eco-Echo involved meticulous attention to detail. I employed design principles such as hierarchy, spacing, and typography to create visually engaging and easily navigable exhibits.

In Eco-Echo, copywriting hierarchy played a crucial role in guiding visitors through the exhibition's narrative. At the entrance, concise and impactful language welcomed guests, setting the tone for their journey. Throughout the exhibit, headers and bold text highlighted key themes and sections, aiding in navigation and comprehension.

In overseeing the creative aspects of Eco-Echo, a delicate balance between information, urgency, and clarity in typography was paramount. Each graphic element and typographic choice was meticulously selected to convey information effectively while maintaining a sense of urgency regarding endangered species and climate change.