Jordan Fong

Jordan (she/her) leverages a multidisciplinary background in design and photography to create research-driven work focused on accessibility, advocacy, and environmental sustainability.

Using universal design to challenge systems and foster inclusive futures, Jordan transforms complex concepts into accessible narratives designed for deep audience connection and meaningful, impactful community action.

Currently:

  • Working at Kings County Tennis League

My parents stand with me on the day of my college graduation ceremony. I am wearing my red grad robe and adorned with leis and a haku. It is a Hawaii tradition to wear be given leis on days of celebration, especially graduations. My mom stands to the left with a smile and her hand in a shaka, a Hawaii hand sign meaning thank you, but also thrown loosely by locals in photos. My dad stands to the right holding up a signature Parsons tote bag.

Mediums

She translates complex research into digestible content for modern audiences, pulling together graphics, photos, and even at times, relevant memes. Her practice spans editorial design, UI/UX, data visualization, and photojournalism.

Education

Recently graduated with a BFA in Communication Design at Parsons School of Design (with honors!), where she contributed as board members on multiple clubs, including AIGA@TNS, New School Free Press, Climate Justice Club, and BFA CD Thesis Fair committee.

She took interesting classes such as Inclusive Retail, BioDesign Challenge, Non Profit Activism, Product, Promotion & Packaging, Art and Participatory Practices, and Data Storytelling. From these, she developed a passion for optimistic, immersive design across various mediums.

Interests

Outside of graphic design, she loves to take photos with her Fujifilm or her dad's Canon DSLRs. She has also recently been into mixing songs on Spotify and will take song requests!

Created with Public Sans and Instrument Serif on Framer, custom designed by Jordan.

Golden sunlight spills from the top right onto a vivid blue ocean, with white foamy waves crashing against black rock tide pools filled with lime green seaweed. Heavy clouds cover the sky and the silhouettes of mountains are in the distance.

Waves crash against tide pools at a favorite local fishing spot. Jordan Fong, 2024

Check out her photo collection!