Credits & sources
Frameworks behind the 10 reflexes
The reflexes condense public, documented media-literacy methods, notably: Mike Caulfield's SIFT method (“Four Moves”); the resources of CLEMI (the French national centre for media and information literacy) on verifying sources, images and information; and the cross-checking approaches documented by francophone media-education organisations. The training cases themselves are original, fictional creations.
Typefaces (embedded, SIL OFL licence)
Fraunces (headings) — designed by Undercase Type (Phaedra Charles, Flavia Zimbardi); Atkinson Hyperlegible (text) — commissioned by the Braille Institute of America and designed for maximum legibility, including low vision. The files are served from this site: no external font service is called.
Illustrations & icons
The logotype, pictograms and illustrations were drawn in SVG specifically for this site, within the project, and are published under the same CC BY 4.0 licence as everything else.
How it's built
100% static site: hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript, no framework, no dependency, no third-party service. The data (reflexes and cases) are public JSON files, shipped with the site and downloadable.
Photographs
Openly licensed photos, harmonised in the site's colours. Each image is credited: title, author, source and licence.
- Cafe Reading, Brodie Vissers (StockSnap). CC0
- College Newspaper Roundtable, MDGovpics (Flickr). CC BY 2.0
- Students studying together, Rawpixel. CC0
- Business Newspaper, Olu Eletu (StockSnap). CC0
- Student Voices Discussion, US Department of Education (Flickr). CC BY 2.0
- Nexus Screen, freestocks.org (Flickr). CC0
- Woman sitting beside a table with a laptop, quariesofficial (Flickr). CC BY 2.0
- Writing Letter, Kristin Hardwick (StockSnap). CC0
- Stacked newspapers close up, readyelements.com (Flickr). CC0
- Notebook on a desk, Markus Spiske (Flickr). CC0
- Old handwritten minute book, edinburghcityofprint (Flickr). CC BY 2.0
- Camera on a table, londoncyclist (Flickr). CC BY 2.0