Interactive maps & timelines: worth a thousand words
This is it. You’re reading the final post for my Online Journalism course. I may continue to update this blog every so […]
Tag: website design
Mapping opinions and votes
It’s that time of year again. Leaves of various colors, sweater weather and … politics! Every major news organization has to have […]
Gazette.net proves ‘less is more’
One local newspaper follows the motto “less is more” on its website. This motto can create strong, attractive website design. Eliminating the clutter The Gazette […]
Personalizing data
Normally numbers don’t do anything for me. Numbers don’t explain clearly — they confuse, and distort and complicate. That’s why I like […]
Blueprints behind media websites
The blueprint of a website — not the code, HTML or CSS — is its design. News organization websites face a problem […]
Burglaries, robberies & theft, oh my!
Crime covered by local news Most impressive multimedia Screen shot of infographic The Los Angeles Times website has an excellent page on its website […]
Local news goes online
In 2012, I started up a blog called The DMV Report, which focused on news from the D.C., Maryland, and Virginia areas. […]