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Design at WMF

Design at Wikimedia Foundation

Design at Wikimedia makes sharing of all human knowledge easy and joyful. For everyone.

This internship was way beyond my comfort zone and absolutely worth it!

This internship was way beyond my comfort zone and absolutely worth it!

You have just graduated and are now on the hunt for entry-level jobs. In the process, you stumble upon an internship opportunity. What would you do? Would you take the internship?


Improving search on Wikipedia

Improving search on Wikipedia

A journey of arriving at the search improvements for Wikipedia


Applying design thinking to planning an offsite

Applying design thinking to planning an offsite

With a design team of 26 people spread out through 5 continents, 14 countries, and 9 time zones, it's a high but worthwhile investment to meet in person every so often, here is how we used design thinking to plan our first team offsite in three years.


Designing a single grid system for all Wikimedia projects

Designing a single grid system for all Wikimedia projects

How we designed the grid and scaled it to use in any new Wikimedia design project


Solving gendered-harassment: a feminist framework for creating safety on Wikipedia

Solving gendered-harassment: a feminist framework for creating safety on Wikipedia

The Trust and Safety Tools team is designing a harassment reporting system for Wikipedia. I propose that we prioritize the needs of women, non-binary, trans, and queer users who experience gendered-harassment on the platform so that we retain gender diversity among our editors and make progress towards our mission of knowledge equity.


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