I’m Noushin Pourmirza, a San Francisco-based Visual Designer with experience in marketing and advertising, focused on driving engagement and brand growth. I work across publication design, typography, motion/3D, and digital experiences, combining analytical and creative approaches in design. I also have experience collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and aligning design outcomes with business goals to deliver projects.
EXPERTISE: BRANDING, PRINT DESIGN, MOTION / ANIMATION, 3D GRAPHICS, DIGITAL EXPERIENCES, INTERACTIVE DESIGN
INTERESTS: ANY ENVIRONMENT WHERE CHALLENGE IS THE WHOLE PICTURE
For the design of the cover for the Virtual Presentation Skills workshop, I used dynamic overlapping lines within the outline of the first letter of the title, adding a visually dynamic element that conveyed the workshop's focus and emphasis. I also placed the subhead within a vibrant rectangular shape to draw attention to the center of the frame, emphasizing the core message of the course.
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Additionally, I designed an interactive PDF booklet for the workshop, ensuring ease of use and productivity. This format allowed participants to actively engage with the material on mobile devices or iPads, enhancing their learning experience as they progressed through each chapter, which resulted in a 47% increase in audience engagement and an 18% rise in subscriptions.
Virtual Presentation Skills Workshop is a program that helps you to Become a Confident Presenter. It's focusing on Learn how to create content, connect with a virtual audience, and deliver on camera in this on-demand course.
In the first chapter people learn about the Virtual Presentation Message Framework that helps them clarify and organize their content for any presentation. Part two is focusing on how to use stories to bring facts to life, how to create opportunities for the audience to be participants, not just observers, and how to use slides to keep audiences engaged. And at the end it teaches how to time their delivery, use transitions so they can move seamlessly through their content, and it teaches you how to project presence through the camera.