Matteo Oldani

Designed and contributed to the evolution of Linkiesta’s digital editorial platform, focusing on readability, content hierarchy and user experience for a high-traffic online publication.

Worked on editorial layouts, responsive interfaces and modular content structures to support long-form journalism, news distribution and scalable publishing workflows across desktop and mobile environments.

The project involved balancing visual identity, usability and performance through clean interface systems designed to improve navigation, article consumption and overall editorial accessibility.

Designed and contributed to the development of the digital experience for the Duomo di Milano website, focusing on usability, accessibility and institutional communication.

Worked on interface design, content hierarchy and responsive layouts to support a large-scale cultural platform capable of managing informational, editorial and visitor-oriented content across multiple devices.

The project required balancing heritage communication, visual consistency and modern user experience principles through a clean and scalable digital design system aligned with the identity of one of Italy’s most iconic cultural institutions.

Designed and art directed the digital and editorial presentation of the United Nations World Investment Report, focusing on information hierarchy, readability and large-scale institutional communication.

Worked on layout systems, visual organization and long-form content structures to support the presentation of complex economic data and international investment insights across digital and publication-oriented formats.

Collaborated on the development of a clear and accessible visual framework capable of balancing typography, editorial consistency and data-driven communication for a global institutional audience.