Cyberwomen: a holistical digital security curriculum
client
Institute for War & Peace Reporting (IWPR)
category
web design
date
2017
Cyberwomen is a digital security curriculum with a holistic and gender perspective, aimed at offering trainers with tools to provide in-person learning experiences to human rights defenders and journalists working in high-risk environments.
In this project, I was in charge of:
Web design: responsive multilingual static site.
Project coordination: orchestrating platform development and art design.
Translation: from English to Spanish.
At the core of Kéfir's site are it's values and purpose: to (re)world with organizations, collectives and activist projects more sustainable, safe and pleasureable spaces online. The decision of putting a full screen illustration conveys this mission.
This landscape (the world of the Kéfir community) is zoomeable to create an immersive sensation and a feeling of fascination and discovery as this is how approach tech learning and re-appropriation. Through the icons on the left you could navigate the site intuitively.
