During the course, I learnt how to conceive, develop and devise finished publishing projects, both in digital and physical outlets. I created a magazine, in collaboration with other creatives, which explores - through words and visuals - the modern interpretations of feminism, from an intersectional perspective. Within this project, I worked mainly as an editor, thus I was responsibly for managing the content (including briefing, searching, contacting and recruiting potential contributors, setting deadlines and proofreading drafts, copywriting and translations from Italian to English). Moreover, I worked closely with the designer, advised the art direction and supervised all the production stages, including preparing the files for different print methods (litho, riso, reprographic), selecting different paper types, cutting and binding. I also have experience in managing social media channels and building effective marketing strategies. I worked freelance as a social media marketing assistant for the Italian market and I was in charge of constructing and organising content calendars for small and medium-sized businesses. I have been part of the design team for the 2019 Annual Publishing Innovation Conference at LCC, where I was in charge of managing all the production phases for posters, brochures, bookmarks, notebooks, shopping bags and worked closely with the Marketing team for press releases. Furthermore, I have been a UX researcher for the development of a new reading app prototype (D°ssier). Within this project, I was responsible for identifying and analysing our target personas and conducting interviews to test the app's usability, in order to inform and advise the design and marketing teams. I also collaborated with Makerversity for the realisation of a printed zine following their event "Progress to Process: Interwoven", a weekend festival (April 27th-28th) of debates, workshops and an interactive exhibition around the topic of sustainable fashion.