I took the existing plan content and designed it into a unified booklet, recreating several infographics from scratch for clarity where the source material didn't hold up at publication quality. Because no ADA spec was provided, I researched and implemented the requirements myself: readable typography and hierarchy, full alt text for images and graphics, tagged reading order, sufficient contrast, and a layout structure built to support screen readers — not just visual accessibility, but the underlying document structure.

The plan was produced in two formats from a single content base: an InDesign-built booklet with facing-page spreads for print, and a continuous single-page layout for web/PDF distribution — each adapted to how it would actually be read, not just resized from one to the other.