« Correction Inclusive » is not only my graduation work of the year 2020 — 2021, but also a tool that can help french writers to use inclusive nouns within their texts and articles.
To put it simply, the tool allows you to paste in or write your text and subsequently convert it through a database of french words and their inclusive counterpart.
Below, you can find some research I did to create this project, starting with some extensive font pairings and macro typographic studies, my size scales depending on the size of the viewport, along with the final results and more.
Those are my font pairings. the green squares represent the pairings that are viables based on the x height on both fonts, and I decided to go with the final pairing, outlined in a green rectangle.
This image shows my "size scales", which are the dimensions I use to create my interfaces. Using scales like this help create homogenous and harmonious designs, through the subjacent link between the the sizes, in a similar fashion to the "Fibonacci Sequence" (which can also be a size scale).
This represents most of my design work on this project, which I did using Figma. I also did most of my out-of-code prototyping here, as shown thanks to the numerous amount of similar interfaces on the right.
Landing page as seen on Desktop
Some of my artwork made for this project with Adobe Illustrator.
This is the tool page, in which you can paste your text and convert it to get inclusive words where needed.
