This booklet was designed for the Personal Data Protection Service of Georgia (PDPS) to raise awareness about privacy and safe digital habits among minors.
The visual style takes inspiration from modern user interfaces, mimicking apps and operating systems kids use daily. It uses PDPS brand colors with bright illustrations to engage a young audience and guide them through important topics like data privacy, consent, and safe app usage.
The cover mimics a tablet screen — representing the world young users engage with daily — and introduces the topic of digital data protection in an intuitive way.
Each section was styled as a familiar app window to echo real digital environments kids interact with.
The main goal was to balance fun and function — to make legal content feel digestible and relatable for younger readers. The use of digital UI metaphors (like windows, icons, and popups) helped visually translate abstract topics like “data processing” into something familiar and intuitive
Client: Personal Data Protection Service (PDPS)
Design: Lasha Uchaneishvili