Bookmark: "Open source privacy notice design patterns (juro-privacy/free-privacy-notice)"

2021-04-16

Bookmarked:

juro-privacy/free-privacy-notice: Open source privacy notice design patterns. github.com

If you’re working with privacy notices for the web, chances are that you have seen the privacy policy of juro.com, which rose to fame during the 2018 spring of GDPR panic as an example of legal design applied in a real-world project.

Juro and Stefania Passera, the designer behind the project, have now open-sourced the underlying patterns and code for everybody to build upon (I refrain from writing “to use”, as this is not a copy-paste template but building bricks to work with).

I'm Sebastian, Sociologist and Interaction Designer. This journal is mostly about bringing together social science and design for inclusive, privacy-focused, and sustainable "human-first" digital strategies. I also tend to a "digital garden" with carefully curated resources.

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