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CSS Grid Best Practices: Guide With Examples
CSS Grid is a layout system that allows you to create complex and responsive grid-based layouts with ease. It provides a two-dimensional grid-based layout system, making it particularly powerful for handling both rows and columns. To ensure your layouts are both flexible and responsive, it’s essential to adhere to certain CSS Grid best practices. It enhances maintainability, making your code easier to understand and modify.
How We Reconstructed the Neighborhood Destroyed by the Tulsa Race Massacre
New York Times graphics editors worked with librarians and archivists to piece together a picture of Greenwood before it was burned. The data set and map files are now open source.
Tracking Covid-19 From Hundreds of Sources, One Extracted Record at a Time
How The New York Times maintains a database of United States coronavirus cases and deaths pulled from a patchwork of regional health authorities. By Josh Williams and Tiff Fehr As of this morning, The New York Times has made more than 9.98 million programmatic requests for Covid-19 data from websites around the world. The data we’re collecting are daily snapshots of the virus’s ebb and flow, including for every U.S. state and thousands of U.S. counties, cities and ZIP codes.
The Training Is Coming From Inside the CMS
To train a 1,700-person newsroom, The New York Times added tooltips and guidance to the CMS. By Eric Athas and Taylor Poulos In an era where storytelling is constantly evolving, how do you seamlessly train a newsroom with 1,700 journalists spread around the world? That’s a question near and dear to the Newsroom Development & Support team (or, N.D.S.), a department responsible for driving change at The New York Times.
How We Manage New York Times Readers’ Data Privacy
Illustration by Tim Peacock We built a system that allows a single team to implement data privacy changes across a suite of over 70 products. By Kelsey Johnson When I first started working on the Data Governance team at The New York Times in 2017, I would often be met by blank stares when I tried to explain my job. Over time, I perfected my elevator pitch: I work on privacy, ethics and governance at The Times, and it’s a bit like herding cats.
How We Redesigned the New York Times Opinion Essay
When a team of editors, designers and strategists teamed up to talk about how Times Opinion coverage is presented and packaged to readers, they thought of a dinner party. By Dalit Shalom Picture a dinner party. The table is set with a festive meal, glasses full of your favorite drink. A group of your friends gather around to talk and share stories. The conversation swings from topic to topic and everyone is engaged in a lively discussion, excited to share ideas and stories with one another.
A More Accessible Web
Some of the web technologies that The New York Times has leveraged to enhance the user experience of our website and apps for all. Illustration by Dominic Kesterton By Shilpa Kumar Last year marked the thirtieth anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act being signed into law, which banned discrimination against people with disabilities in all areas of public life.
Machine Learning and Reader Input Help Us Recommend Articles
To create a more comprehensive personalization algorithm, we built a machine-learning model that relates article text to reader-selected interests. By Joyce Xu If you create an account with The New York Times, you are presented with a list of popular interests you can choose to follow. It’s a simple idea: tell us what you’re interested in and we will recommend stories in email newsletters and in certain sections of our apps and website.
Publishing with Apache Kafka at The New York Times
At The New York Times we have a number of different systems that are used for producing content. We have several Content Management Systems, and we use third-party data and wire stories. Furthermore, given 161 years of journalism and 21 years of publishing content online, we have huge archives of content that still need to be available online, that need to be searchable, and that generally need to be available to different services and applications.
Editorial Design and CSS Grid: Inspiration and examples
We, web designers, are in luck. We had never lived a time like today, where we can choose between three different CSS syntax groups to design the layout of a web project. I am referring to floats, Flexbox and CSS Grid (or Grid Layout).
Talking Technology: Scott Belsky
Scott Belsky is the founder of Behance and 99U, and currently the Chief Product Officer for Creative Cloud at Adobe. He is also a frequent investor, a great writer and an all-around fun guy. Scott, thanks for contributing! You built a great product for designers in Behance, created one of the leading design conferences in 99U, and have focused on the contribution of design to entrepreneurship and product development; yet, you are not trained as a designer.
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