2023 — 2024
Annual Report 2023–2024
A validated annual publication structured to make institutional information easier to navigate.
Editorial design · Visual systemView official report (opens in a new tab)Editorial Communication
Annual Reports — Groupe SOGEBANK
Two consecutive editions developed as a continuous editorial language for institutional information.
- Period
- 2023 — Present
- Responsibility
- Editorial design · Visual system
- Status
- Official
Project Snapshot
A concise view of the work and its limits.
- Challenge
- Structure complex institutional information into coherent annual publications.
- Responsibility
- Editorial design · Visual system
- Evidence
- Information architecture · Editorial continuity · Institutional communication
- Constraint
- Dense financial and institutional content, multiple information levels and the need for continuity across editions.
- Status
- Official
Validated editions
Continuity across two annual publications.
2024 — 2025
Annual Report 2024–2025
The following edition continues the editorial logic while introducing its own visual expression.
Editorial design · Visual systemView official report (opens in a new tab)The situation
Groupe SOGEBANK needed two consecutive annual publications to carry dense financial and institutional information in a form that remained credible and readable.
What made it difficult
Each edition contained several levels of information and needed its own visual expression without breaking continuity with the previous report.
What I understood
The challenge was not simply to design two publications. It was to create a reading logic that could guide people from overview to detail and remain recognizable from one edition to the next.
What I built
A repeatable editorial structure using grid, information hierarchy, navigation cues and recurring page patterns.
How it came to life
The structure was applied to the 2023–2024 and 2024–2025 reports while allowing each edition to keep its own visual character.
Evidence layer
What this project demonstrates
- Information architecture
- Editorial continuity
- Institutional communication
- Invariants and variables
Details available on request.