Access first
Readable structure, contrast, and assistive-technology needs are part of the concept from the start.
About Catalina
A designer working between languages, systems, and people.
Catalina Valenzuela is a graphic designer based in Vancouver, shaped by a Chile-to-Canada perspective and a practice centered on accessible communication.
Her work spans editorial layouts, identity systems, social campaigns, and accessible documents, always with attention to how real audiences read, navigate, translate, and remember visual information.
Culture aware
Language, idiom, and local context shape the visual system instead of being treated as afterthoughts.
Useful beauty
The final work should carry a point of view while staying clear enough to use repeatedly.
Good design should not ask people to work harder than necessary. It should give them a way in, then reward their attention.