Date: January 27, 2015
![Dartmouth's Dante Website Redesign. In collaboration with Liza Bouchard and Charles Forcey and Dartmouth college, repositioned the original product (Dartmouth Dante Project, pictured at left) from a website with a searchable database at its core to an entirely new reading and searching application that delivers a customizable, digital workspace for scholarly analysis of Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy (Dante Lab, pictured at right). Via multiple screen layouts and panel tabs, Dante Lab allows students and scholars to compare limitless combinations of the poem, translation, and commentaries. The original Dartmouth Dante Project remains accessible. [My role: Digital Media Consultant, Digital Project Lead]](https://jennifermirsky.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/DDPwebsiteredesignat918wx3.jpg)
Dante Lab. In collaboration with Liza Bouchard and Charles Forcey and Dartmouth college, repositioned the original product (Dartmouth Dante Project, pictured at left) from a website with a searchable database at its core to an entirely new reading and searching application that delivers a customizable, digital workspace for scholarly analysis of Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy (Dante Lab, pictured at right). Via multiple screen layouts and panel tabs, Dante Lab allows students and scholars to compare limitless combinations of the poem, translation, and commentaries. The original Dartmouth Dante Project remains accessible. [My role: Digital Media Consultant, Digital Project Lead]
