Injusta Justicia
The project
The goal of the project was to create an informative website where the campaign was explained, some real cases were shown and resources for political advocacy were provided.
The main audiences of the site are:
- The feminist movement in Latin America and the Caribbean
- People and organizations that focus on Human Rights, especially youth and adolescents
- Decision makers from Latin American and Caribbean countries
The intention is to trigger a dialogue and encourage conversation about the Human Rights vulnerabilities that exist when trying to use penal systems to defend the Sexual and Reproductive Rights of adolescents and young people.
Accessibility
One of the most interesting challenges of the project was web accessibility. Although for years at Matrushka we have been complying with WCAG 2.0 level A and higher standards in all our projects, in this case we had additional requirements that led us to learn even more and to refine our skills in the matter.
An example of what we integrated for Injusta Justicia is that the infographics that illustrate each case are accompanied by a link with an accessible and complete description. Furthermore, we took extra care with the alternative labels, including the interactive map.
The map
On the homepage you can explore the cases on an interactive map. By clicking on each country, additional information is displayed on a modal screen and from there, the user can visit the case of their choice.
The information is editable through the content manager backend and allows the map to remain valid in the future. In the module you can add a background, an intermediate layer with animation and various points on the map that are arranged with X and Y coordinates, to coincide with the geographical location. As a result, the organization manages 100% of the website content and does not depend on us as developers.
Cases may also be explored and filtered on a catalog-like view.
