Hi, I’m Georgia Exelby, a York‑based graphic designer interested in how visual communication can help people feel understood, included and seen. I was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder in my first year of university and, after a difficult year adjusting to that diagnosis, I’ve become increasingly focused on advocacy around neurodivergence in women and accessible design. During my degree, I studied graphic design full‑time. I spent a month in Seoul, South Korea, on a photography course, which deepened my interest in observing everyday environments and translating them into thoughtful visual work. I now volunteer as a graphic designer with Autistic Girls Network, supporting their communication and awareness work and helping to make information clearer and more approachable for autistic girls and their families. My design practice is thoughtful, honest and people‑centred, with a particular interest in typography, publication design and visual storytelling that makes people feel seen., working with clients around the world. We don't follow trends or chase awards. We focus on solving real problems through design, strategy, and clear communication.