Wikimedia Product Design Team. Designing for @Wikimedia, @Wikipedia and beyond.
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In exciting news, the @Wikimedia's Design System team has unveiled the new system Codex in version 1.0 for wide usage. Get the best and latest in design and engineering resources and tools, #a11y compliance, and multilingual & #i18n support. Backed by us in @WikimediaDesign.
Excited to announce Codex 1.0 – the new design system for @Wikimedia.
Providing more equitable experiences for all Wikimedians & streamline the design and building of consistent user interfaces.
The Design Systems Team is not just making changes – we're setting new standards.
Have a look at @Wikimedia's draft for its Annual Plan 2023-2024 under lens of inclusion. Technical part: meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wiki… The full plan: meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wiki…
Today, as we celebrate #GlobalAccessibilityAwarenessDay, @Wikimedia's vision of a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledge is perfectly aligned.
Join us as we unite forces and break down further barriers.
#GAAD #DiversityAndInclusion
Today, as we celebrate #GlobalAccessibilityAwarenessDay, @Wikimedia's vision of a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledge is perfectly aligned.
Join us as we unite forces and break down further barriers.
#GAAD #DiversityAndInclusion
Our vision: meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Visi… and its application on the Design Style Guide design.wikimedia.org/style-g…
Revisiting on #GAAD – How the new Wikipedia design focused on accessibility, released earlier this year…
diff.wikimedia.org/2023/01/2… #GAAD2023
Highlighting among other parts, our community and human-centered design measurements of this multi-year design process…
Exit your comfort zone, learn, and grow. Beta Kots, former product design intern at the WMF, tells about how her internship helped her grow.
design.wikimedia.org/blog/20…
medium.com/@wikimediadesign/…
In our latest blog post, Sneha Patel, Lead UX Designer for the Structured Data team, explains how searching has improved on Wikipedia.
design.wikimedia.org/blog/20…
uxdesign.cc/improving-search…
Have you already had a look on how @derrellwilliams brought 26 people, 5 continents, 14 countries, 9 time zones together? And how he applied #designthinking to planning of such team offsite… design.wikimedia.org/blog/20…
We are #hiring. Come join us as Lead User-Experience Designer!
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Hat tip to our former member Alex Hollender!
Design notes on the 2023 Wikipedia redesign
alexhollender.com/wikipedia-…
h/t @andersnoren
#design #uxuidesign #ux #webdesign
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Discover how @WikimediaDesign planned an offsite that united team members from 5 continents, 14 countries, and 9 time zones. Read how it improved collaboration and fostered a culture of creativity in this inspiring read by @derrellwilliams:
design.wikimedia.org/blog/20…
Congratulations to everyone involved in the Design team at @Wikimedia Foundation & to the dedicated @Wikipedia volunteers worldwide who collaborated on this fresh new look. The exciting update was made possible by the strong focus on design research and UX in the entire process.
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Discover insights on why we've been creating and how we crafted a richer and enhanced #designsystem: Codex, Design System for Wikimedia. Follow us on the journey to elevate the #design landscape of one of the largest open knowledge communities. diff.wikimedia.org/2022/12/2…
On using a feminist framework to understand harassment on @Wikipedia and build products that make Wikipedia safer for all genders… design.wikimedia.org/blog/20… by our own Aishwarya Vardhana
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Designing a customized and distraction-free reading experience lead to more #inclusion on Wikipedia. Read why in this article by @ItsJazTanner and me:
uxdesign.cc/hey-check-out-th…
ALT How designing for customization lead to inclusion on Wikipedia – header image.
Hey, check out this egg-laying wool-milk-pig — said no one ever. @scblr and @ItsJazTanner just published an article on how designing for customization led to inclusion on Wikipedia, and what an imaginary animal has to do with it. wikimediadesign.medium.com/h…
Chasing this outcome is usually futile because an ideal outcome never exists. When it comes to product design, however, there are areas where as a team, we aren’t willing to compromise: designing more inclusive products.