EDUCATIONAL WEBSITE DESIGN FOR A FREE PATENT RESOURCE — VISIT LIVE SITE

PATENT INFORMATION, MADE EASIER TO NAVIGATE AND UNDERSTAND

EDUCATIONAL CONTENT DESIGN WITH SEO AND AI DISCOVERABILITY IN MIND

LOGO DESIGN AND VISUAL IDENTITY FOR INVENTIPEDIA

BRANDED PRINTABLE GUIDES AND REFERENCE MATERIALS

Inventipedia

An independent educational resource making patents, invention development, and the patent process easier to understand.

DISCIPLINES Educational Resource Design, Web Design, UX/UI Design, Brand Identity, Logo Design, SEO, AI Discoverability

ROLE Project Director, Independent Volunteer Project

SCOPE Website design and development, information architecture, educational content strategy, logo design, branded downloadable guides, letterhead and stationery design, SEO and AI search optimization

Project Overview

Inventipedia is an independent educational resource created to make patent information and the invention process more accessible. Covering topics such as patentability, filing, costs, timelines, and invention development, the platform helps inventors better understand a process that can otherwise feel complex and difficult to navigate.

Through Eniac Design Group, I donated design time, resources, and subject-matter expertise to help bring the resource to life. The contribution extended across the website's structure and user experience, educational resource design, and visual identity, including the Inventipedia logo and branded letterhead and stationery for downloadable guides and PDFs.

The goal was to create a useful, approachable resource that people could access freely, without paywalls or mandatory sign-ups. By combining clear information architecture, accessible educational content, and a consistent visual identity, Inventipedia is designed to help people find reliable guidance and take more informed steps as they explore their inventions and intellectual property.