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SandraF_WMF added projects: CommRel-Specialists-Support, CommRel-Design, SDC 
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TASK DESCRIPTION
  What is the problem?
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  Documentation on Wikimedia projects usually looks a bit dull and boring, and 
is sometimes difficult to distinguish from other content and policy pages.
  In the upcoming quarters, I will write new documentation about 
#structureddataoncommons 
<https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/tag/structureddataoncommons/>, specifically 
for audiences of staff members from cultural institutions and GLAM-Wiki 
volunteers. These are audiences that are used to well-designed websites, and 
they usually have a high visual and design sensitivity. So for these audiences 
I think it would be very good to create documentation that is designed well and 
pleasantly.
  The documentation will cover complex processes, and it will benefit a lot 
from design elements that help to make it more understandable and digestible.
  And in general, I would like #GLAM 
<https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/tag/glam/> documentation to have its own 
very specific and recognizable 'style' - fitting within general Wikimedia style 
guidelines, but definitely with a character of its own, so that users have a 
sense of recognition, identity and unity when they encounter and use it.
  
  How can we help you?
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  In April-May 2019, I would like to request help from CommRel's Associate 
designer to come up with
  
  1. a set of recognizable, fun and pleasant illustrations to highlight 
documentation about GLAM work; preferably designed according to some basic 
principles upon which volunteers can build their own new illustrations as well
  2. and an easy-to-apply, pleasant-looking set of page design templates and 
design building blocks (color scheme, title formatting, other layout elements…) 
for structuring that documentation.
  
  For reference, the first set of illustrations should include the steps 
outlined in this workflow:
  
https://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/GLAM/Resources/Data_and_media_partnerships_workflow
  
  What does success look like?
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  This specific assignment will be successful when, by June 2019, we have a 
package of illustrations on Wikimedia Commons, and a set of page templates on 
meta.wikimedia.org, that can easily be used as building blocks for GLAM and 
Wikimedia Commons documentation.
  
  What is your deadline?
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  Ideally 31 May 2019, so that the designs can be put to use immediately when I 
start working on documentation in June.
  
  More information
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  There's a more extensive design brief in this Google document: 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/11USW5HXNWI6bUl0M4Q27LM5Z42EOdjUTPODrto-AOz0/edit#

TASK DETAIL
  https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T219806

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