Livia Labate

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The Knight-Mozilla Fellowship is a program that brings together developers, technologists, civic hackers, and data crunchers to spend 10 months working on open source code with partner newsrooms. The fellowship is supported by OpenNews, a partnership between the Mozilla Foundation and the Knight Foundation. I will be working with the NPR Visuals team to develop open source tools that support the various types of storytelling and visualization needs serving NPR programs. Specific projects and areas in which I will focus will be determined after I join in February 2015. More details: http://livialabate.com/knight-mozilla-fellowship/ and http://opennews.org/

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Livia Labate

Présentations

Digital Governance: Getting Your Act Together and Keeping it That Way

J’aime

[rwdsummit] Adaptive Images in Responsive Web Design

UX Framework

Content strategy for library websites

Web Governance: Where Strategy Meets Structure

The Design Age

Design Principles

Designing Design Teams

Creating a navigation system for your career

Adaptable Information Workshop slides

Pawned. Gamification and Its Discontents

The Creative Method v2

Lift Conference Design Research

Abi Jones : Visual Resume

The difference between a KPI and a Metric

Turning Good Ideas into Great Products

See What I Mean (Part 1)

User Observation

Experience Is The Product

Innovation Parkour 09.04.09

Fundamental Design Principles

Design for User Experience

The DiSo Project and the Open Web

Will the Real Information Architect Please Stand Up?

Quotes & Lessons from "Comedian"

Stealing From The Information Architects

Happiness as Your Business Model

Redesign Must Die

Designing Communities101507

Brand Identity

Faceted Feature Analysis: Increasing Integrity Through Needs Analysis