Oct 6, 2014
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Shan Carter, who does many of our interactives, sometimes speaks about designing for both Bart Simpson and Lisa Simpson. The Bart Simpsons of the world might want a quick fix, a quick overview of an interactive, and then walk away. But a Lisa Simpson might want to spend more time with the piece, and try to understand and explore it in more depth. This can be a helpful way of thinking about audience, especially for interactive pieces...
I just referenced Shan Carter and this line of thinking at the Q&A for ARC: An Evening of Animated Infographics.
The rest of this post and presentation is also extremely insightful and resourceful. Corum is one thoughtful guy. I especially like:
But the most important thing is to avoid being your own audience. You know too much about to the story.
My colleague Jonathan Corum writes about drawing sign language in last week's NYT. (Posing is Sergio Pecahna, another colleague.)
A year of global cloud coverage
Jonathan Corum for the New York Times mapped cloud coverage from April 2011 to April 2012.
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