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- #004 / Research: Filters and Style
BBC News - US Election Polltracker
The BBC News US Election Polltracker is an interactive timeline which gives an overview of key national opinion polls in the 2008 Election race between Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama. Mouse over the points on the map to see the poll figures for that date. Use the radio [...]
- #004 / Data Filters
Now that I have the mapping subject and data, I need to apply filters to the data which will make it more presentable, linkable, and of course navigable. The filters will act both as titles/means of grouping the data, and also as navigation links within the map.
Filters applicable to my data:Personal - where the person comes [...]
- #004 / My Map - Overview
I have decided on a subject, and must now expand my research and utilise my findings accordingly:
What are you mapping and how?
Peoples beliefs and ideologies, taken from a sample of 50-100 people. The data includes religion, society, music, nationality, age, sex, favourites (colours, food, music etc), politics, economics, theories and more. It will be mapped [...]
- #004 / Mapping Subjects
Before I consider anything design related, I must consider my options as to what I am going to map. I want to chose a topic which I can relate to, hoping to avoid creating something which may be visually satisfactory, but which contains content of no interest or importance.
My options, refined, are:The N.I Troubles - [...]
- Brief 4 - Design Investigation
Our new brief is an amalgamation of all we’ve done so far, which must be presented with professional quality and finishing.
Title: Design Investigation
Description: Create a map of a location or an aspect of a location of your choice. The work should be manifested as a website combining flash and html/css. Now that you have the basics [...]
