Surveillance in New Orleans (In Progress)
Data Visualization & UX/UI Design for Article on Surveillance in New Orleans
Overview
An interactive essay mapping the surveillance system in New Orleans, LA. The project, supported by the Investigative Journalism Fund, is a collaboration with journalist Michael Isacc Stein, researcher-artist Caroline Sinders, and developer Kaustubh Srikanth.
The Lens, the publication which the article will be published on, has a limited design for such project. Referencing their brand elements, I designed a specific layout and color scheme for the project. I also cleaned and worked with datasets provided by Michael to create maps showing known and unknown survillance cameras.
An interactive essay mapping the surveillance system in New Orleans, LA. The project, supported by the Investigative Journalism Fund, is a collaboration with journalist Michael Isacc Stein, researcher-artist Caroline Sinders, and developer Kaustubh Srikanth.
The Lens, the publication which the article will be published on, has a limited design for such project. Referencing their brand elements, I designed a specific layout and color scheme for the project. I also cleaned and worked with datasets provided by Michael to create maps showing known and unknown survillance cameras.
Role
UX/UI Design, Data-visualization
Tools
Figma, Photoshop, Google Maps API, Mapbox, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, Node.js
UX/UI Design, Data-visualization
Tools
Figma, Photoshop, Google Maps API, Mapbox, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, Node.js
Mockups (In Progress)
The site contains both static content and content in parallax.
The site contains both static content and content in parallax.
To help readers understand and indentify the range of survelliance systems, I introduced category tags — hardware, software, and platform, in the layout design.
