Elisa Espinoza Castillo

Elisa Espinoza Castillo holds a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design and a Master’s degree in Design, both with honors from the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico. A specialist in creative direction and planning, web art, interface design, user experience analysis, and design management, she is also a consultant and expert in traditional and digital editorial layout. She has developed international, national, and state projects, among which stand out: external consultancy projects for the promotion of children’s rights through the European Union in collaboration with Derechos Infancia México A.C. for the #TejiendoRedesInfancia project in Latin America and the Caribbean, with a presence in 19 countries where she has collaborated as a consultant in the development, coordination, programming, maintenance, and training of various web projects such as: tejiendoredesinfancia.org, infanciacuenta.org, ollin.tv, infancialatina.org, among others 
(2020-2022) unilaterally supporting the development of international hybrid events such as the V Seminar on Latin American Thought for Children’s Rights #OurFuture in the era of Covid-19 (Mexico-Dominican Republic) and the IV Seminar on Latin American Thought for Children’s Rights #PowerfulGirls (Mexico-Argentina-Colombia), among others. Founder of CodeLibri Digital Publishing, Design & Web (2013) together with Luis Enrique Maldonado Gil, she is an expert in web layout and design in general, where she has collaborated on national projects for institutions and organizations such as the National Center for the Prevention of HIV-AIDS (CENSIDA) through the Ministry of Health with the development of a digital campaign, infographic deployments, and editorial layout for epub and manuals, as well as other interactive elements (2018-2019) and the infographic development, web art, interaction planning, and copywriting for Niñez A.C. (2017) in coordination with the University Autonomous University of the State of Mexico as a registered research project and the Comprehensive Protection System for the Rights of Girls, Boys, and Adolescents (SIPPINA). At the state level in Mexico, it currently coordinates projects and the development of design and multimedia art for animated videos for updating courses and virtualizing diplomas for the Institute of Professionalization of Public Servants of the Executive Power (IPSP), Government of the State of Mexico. However, it has also developed web implementation projects, creative identity strategy, and editorial master for the College of Technical Professional Education of the State of Mexico (CONALEP) (2017); interface design for the Integrated Administrative Information System Kali (SIIA) of the University of Intercultural of the State of Mexico (UIEM) in coordination with the International Network FAMECOM A.C. (2019) and the storyboard art for animated videos of the Reform to the University Law for the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico (2018), as well as various projects for the private initiative. In the development of ePub, he has collaborated with the Government of the State of Guerrero through the Guerrero Institute of Culture (IGC) and the National Autonomous University of Mexico on the work: The Ingenious Gentleman: Don Quixote of La Mancha Volumes I and II (2019); he also designed the electronic book Tourism and Governance Where Are We? (2017) for the Faculty of Tourism and Gastronomy of the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico, among other traditional editorial layouts. He has collaborated in cultural events such as the III International Week of Sound Mexico-Argentina and IV Week of Sound and Digital Image, Mexico – Uruguay, in coordination with the National Sound Archive, the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico (Faculty of Architecture and Design and Faculty of Arts), the Embassy of Uruguay, and the Sound Rescue Project Audiofocus with Colombia and Uruguay as guest countries  and at the event Tribute to Salvador Elizondo A 50 Years of Farabeuf (2015) with the design of identity and editorial applications in coordination with the Secretariat of Research and Advanced Studies of the UAEM and the Autonomous University of Guanajuato. Author of various papers and conferences, she has participated in different national and international congresses presenting themes on digital publishing, user experience, human rights, and design. She is also part of the faculty as a professor in the Bachelor of Graphic Design at the Faculty of Architecture and Design at the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico.