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Add to autotune: https://github.com/voxmedia/autotune-wtfengine.git
- Should be used as a fun addition that builds on existing content
- You want the user to engage more with the story
- Make sure the sentences make grammatical sense in all cases
- Name your own Ferrari with our handy generator (The Verge)
- Russell Wilson compliment generator (SBNation)
- Verby Noun Game Name Generator (Polygon)
Add to autotune: https://github.com/voxmedia/autotune-image-slider.git
- When comparing two similar but different things, like a couch to a sofa
- When comparing past to present, like Times Square in the early 1900s vs today
- Using large images ensures that the slider will look good at all widths
- Aligning content within the images will ensure the transition between images while sliding is as visually smooth as possible
Coming soon!
- When you have data heavy stories that could benefit from a visual representation
- When you need to show relationships between numbers
- Relationship between data series
- Relationship between data and time
- Most Worn Designers On The Oscars Red Carpet (Racked)
- Commutes in Philadelphia (Curbed)
Coming soon!
- You have a complex data set that you want to allow the user to explore
- The focus is on exploring the data rather than coercing a particular narrative out of the data
- To make comparisons between two facets of a data set, such as the age range and gender of a group of people or the position and career length of professional athletes.
- The current interface for creating filter charts can become lengthy To save, time, we recommend planning your content, and how the pieces relate to each other, in a Google doc or spreadsheet before entering the data into the Autotune project form.
- Employee Diversity at Airbnb (The Verge)
- The New Class of the Motion Picture Academy (Vox)
Coming soon!
- Should be used as a fun addition that builds on existing content
- You want the user to engage more with the story
- When you want to provide personalized results
- You want have control over the result that a user gets depending on the specific path that she takes
- The current interface for creating flowcharts can become lengthy quite quickly. It may be best to plan your content and how the pieces relate to each other in a google doc or spreadsheet before entering the data into the Autotune project form.
- See how an interest rate change affects you (Vox Creative)
- Super Bowl Stain Removal (Racked)
- You are a Hollywood executive. What series do you reboot next? (The Verge)
- Movie recommendations: figure out what to see (Vox)
Coming soon!
- Should be used as a fun addition that builds on existing content
- You want the user to engage more with the story
- When you want to provide personalized results
- You’re ok with different combinations of answers leading to the same result
- You want to assign readers a certain personality, rather than telling them their answer was right or wrong
- The current interface for creating personality quizzes can become lengthy quite quickly. It may be best to plan your content and how the pieces relate to each other in a google doc or spreadsheet before entering the data into the Autotune project form.
- You must add two results, one question and two options for it to save.
- Which Architecture Emoji Are You? (Curbed)
- Find Your Fall Look (Racked)
- Which holiday movie cliché are you? (Vox)
- Quiz! How Many People Can You Name in Rihanna’s ‘Work’ Video?
Coming soon!
- Should be used as a fun addition that builds on existing content
- You want the user to engage more with the story
- When you want to provide personalized results
- You’re ok with different combinations of answers leading to the same result
- You want people to answer multiple choice questions and end the quiz with a numerical score
- The current interface for creating quizzes can become lengthy quite quickly. It may be best to plan your content and how the pieces relate to each other in a google doc or spreadsheet before entering the data into the Autotune project form.
- How Many People Can You Name In Rihanna's 'Work' Video? (Racked)
- Real or Fake Bowl Sponsor? (SBNation)
Coming soon!
- You have a large amount of data that you need to display in an organized manner
- Depending on how much data is included in the table, it could help to enforce the narrative of a story or it could be included as an exploratory tool that would allow the user to delve into the information more deeply.
- You have data you want to share with the reader, but don't have time to
- Beware of including too many columns in your table.
- On large screens - some of the rows may end up being cut off
- On small screens - all of the data will be visible, but long entries may be difficult for the user to parse through. Example of small screen display:
- What the 2016 Presidential Candidates Are Spending on Food (Eater)
- Xbox One backward compatibility (Polygon)
Coming soon!
- Timelines are great for structuring chronologically oriented content. They’re great for adding deeper dives to stories and for laying out content in a precise and easy to follow manner.
- Tk
- Use this tool for stories where progression of events over time is important to the narrative.
- Schuylkill River Trail Projects Timeline (Curbed)
- A timeline of Pokémon's most memorable releases over the last 20 years (Polygon)
- 30 years of Zelda: a timeline of the legend so far (The Verge)
Coming soon!