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    Articles tagged web design (58)

    Joshua BentonApril 30, 2018
    Maybe to be at our best on mobile, publishers should think back to the web’s early, visually spare days
    Girlboss redesigns its site to be as mobile-friendly as possible, hearkening back to the web’s first iterations in the name of speed.
    Libby BawcombeAugust 16, 2016
    Designing news products with empathy: How to plan for individual users’ needs and stresses
    “Identifying stress cases helps us see the spectrum of varied and imperfect ways humans encounter our products, especially taking into consideration moments of stress, anxiety, and urgency.”
    John WihbeyDecember 11, 2015
    Investigating the network: The top 10 articles from the year in digital news and social media research
    We sift through the academic journals so you don’t have to. Here are 10 of the most interesting studies about social and digital media published in 2015.
    Joshua BentonApril 22, 2015
    The Atlantic redesigns, trading clutter and density for refinement
    It wants to be a “real-time magazine” on the web, connected to its print heritage. But stripping out the visual noise won’t please everyone.
    When your newspaper wants to make a big statement, make sure you’re making it online too
    Simon OwensNovember 17, 2014
    It’s small touches that can make a difference in New York’s layouts
    Footnotes and floating drones: The magazine is working on putting a little more pizzazz into its feature stories’ presentation online.
    Caroline O'DonovanOctober 22, 2014
    Six fresh ideas for news design from a #SNDMakes designathon
    New media and legacy media came together at the second weekend-long “hackathon” hosted by the Society for News Design.
    Caroline O'DonovanSeptember 16, 2014
    Jacobin: A Marxist rag run on a lot of petty-bourgeois hustle
    For Bhaskar Sunkara, the success of Jacobin as a magazine is an unlikely means to a political end.
    In the (appropriate!) shift to mobile, is desktop sometimes being abandoned too quickly?
    The Dallas Morning News abandons its “premium experience” strategy
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