I worked as a trainee in the Communication Unit, specifically within the website team, at the European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA). The primary mission of the agency is to provide transparent and comprehensive data on the drug situation in Europe, supporting the development of informed, data-driven policies.

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This year marked a pivotal chapter in the agency’s history. In response to the escalating drug challenges across Europe, the agency expanded its mandate to enhance its scope of action. This transformation was accompanied by a significant rebranding effort. The European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) officially transitioned to the European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA). I was privileged to play an active role in this extensive rebranding process, which included observing and contributing to key decisions related to the new logo design, color schemes, typography, and the development of stationery and template assets.

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My contributions extended to the comprehensive redesign of the EUDA website. I was involved in designing wireframes, conducting user testing, and engaging in iterative feedback cycles both before and after the implementation of new features and design elements. This hands-on experience provided me with valuable insights into the strategic and creative processes that drive impactful digital communication and user-focused design.