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Articles tagged web design (40)

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Joshua Benton    May 8, 2013
There are lots of good ideas in NPR’s new mobile redesign, which responds to the mainstreaming of mobile devices as a way of getting news.
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Justin Ellis    May 1, 2013
Article pages now have added depth and context, providing more opportunities for readers coming from social media to discover more content.
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Al Shaw    March 20, 2013
“Casino-driven design is all about reducing friction to participation.”
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John Wihbey    February 27, 2013
What does an ideal front page look like, can social media usage predict political involvement, and how is user-generated content coming into newsrooms: all that and more in this month’s roundup of the academic literature.
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Justin Ellis    February 5, 2013
The co-founder of Facebook says the relaunched magazine will need to experiment with how its content is delivered and how they engage with advertisers.
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Kevin Nguyen    November 16, 2012
In print, decades of design language have helped publications draw extra attention of readers. But news web design has mostly been straitjacketed in rigid templates. A few news sites are trying to break out.
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Justin Ellis    September 25, 2012
Vox Media used responsive design to unify its more than 300 sports blogs and meet the demands of a growing mobile audience.
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Mark Coddington    September 21, 2012
Plus: Ideas for innovation in j-schools, Newsweek’s “Muslim Rage” backlash, and the rest of the week’s news in media and tech.
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Brian Boyer    September 7, 2012
Boyer, the head of NPR’s news apps team, puts on his professor hat and offers a syllabus for “making useful things for people.”
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The Times’ “quick links” allow writers to better illustrate parts of a story through pop-up multimedia within an article.
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Justin Ellis    June 1, 2012
The experimental projects, produced by the Times’ beta620, will allow readers to test new ideas before they’re ready for global launch. First up: new search and accessibility features.
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Justin Ellis    April 17, 2012
In expanding the healthy living blog, designers wanted to find way to give non-timely stories prominence and get readers to come back more often and for longer stretches.
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In order to give a special report added weight and readability, designers broke out of the mold of the site’s normal design.
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Joshua Benton    November 1, 2011
The new gadget site features big, bold visuals, room for community, and lots of structured data.
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Megan Garber    October 26, 2011
Cody Brown and Kate Ray launch a new tool to help non-coders design on a story-by-story basis.