Guidelines for final projects from Web Coding for Interactive Design
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###Parsons: Journalism + Design ###Web Coding for Interactive Design November 18th, 2015
- Ford, P., What is Code?.
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publish your project and code on github
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post the interactive demo on
gh-pages
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partner your interactive with some narrative, preferably in html but acceptable in a gist or .md that explains what your visualization says to you and how it complements your topic
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explaining your process, sources, and reasoning in your README.md with the following sections:
- Project Title
- Desciption
- Demo Link or Hosted/Embedded Visualizations
- Project Procedure: describe your data processing, visualization selection, and analyses post-visualization
Please complete your projects and submit them in an electronic or hosted format. That is, you have a few options:
- submit your project as a repository on github with a
README.md
explaining your project objective, directories and files related to the code for your project, and a hosted demo on thegh-pages
branch as we have seen in class - submit your project as a bl.ock with a
README.md
describing the narrative that you derived from this visualization project and what story you can tell from your resulting visual - submit your project as a detailed gist, with links to your hosted visualizations, either as github projects, codepen or jsbin or jsfiddle hosted visualizations
We will spend the first minutes of class on 11/24 going over your project pitches, please send me your current assignment/latest project draft before class, and prepare a 3-5 minute presentation of your project:
- describing why you chose it
- what resulted from your efforts (share your project with the class)
- what you would like to do with the project moving forward.
DUE: 11/25/15 9AM, in my inbox.
Please send the link to your project repository and any supportive materials to my email mosera@newschool.edu.