Stilt-walker “Vernon Vortex” meets five-year-old Stella. Greg King (Dominion Post), Lower Hutt, c. 11 March 1988.

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Stilt-walker “Vernon Vortex” meets five-year-old Stella. Greg King (Dominion Post), Lower Hutt, c. 11 March 1988.
Cindie Harper, Emili Garretson and Silesia Quick's Evidence from Sweet Springs Sanitarium put West Virginia on the map in 2021 Evidence Reveal!
Cindie Harper, Emili Garretson and Silesia Quick’s Evidence from Sweet Springs Sanitarium put West Virginia on the map in 2021 Evidence Reveal!
West Virginia hits the big league! What is so fantastic and special about Cindie Harper and her paranormal research at Sweet Springs Sanitarium you ask? In 2021, Cindie and her team took part in a global paranormal experiment, named “The Bridge” which was one of largest platforms ever to measure and evaluate the effects of collective consciousness on evidence of ghost presence. During this…
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Most people, when they think about things they’d like to see happen in the future, probably settle on stuff like world peace, an end to prejudice and hunger, maybe space exploration, robot sidekicks, cool hoverboards, stuff like that. Not Brian. (many thanks to powderkeig over on Twitter for this one!)
On the one hand, there are an impressive number of typos in this single classified ad listing. (For those wondering, it’s Hildebrand Lock and Dam.)
But on the other hand, that has got to be the coolest road in the entire damned county.
Week One, Session One
From today’s Dominion Post 1/03/2016, Select 3 stories that are of some interest to you…
Sketch and describe what’s interesting about each. Is it the content, aesthetic or descriptive information (meta info)? A mix of all three?
How does each story relate to the overall newspaper? Location within? Associated section?
What editorial components make up each story? (Photos, Headlines, Captions, Author, Pull-quotes, main article etc?)
Once you have identified the print version of the story in the tasks above, start on the following similar tasks online…
Find, describe and sketch the same 3 stories within www.stuff.co.nz
What’s the web address (URL) of each?
Compared to the editorial components of the print version, how do each differ for the online version?
Track and record a user journey for each of the 3 stories.
Consider how would you redesign each user journey? What might make it better?
How do you click through to, or reach, each story?
Where else can you go from the story?
We will continue on Friday by redesigning the user journey’s and then user test them.
New low for economic analysis of NZ opposition leader and Dominion Post editorial on housing affordability
New low for economic analysis of NZ opposition leader and Dominion Post editorial on housing affordability
The editorial in today’s Dominion Post about the proposed reforms in New Zealand to the Resource Management Act to increase of urban land supply and make housing more affordable actually supported some absolute nonsense economic analysis by the Leader of the Opposition, Andrew Little:
Labour leader Andrew Little says part of the problem is in fact low and in many areas stagnating wages.
That…
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Could somebody suggest to the Dom post that the next time they report on a potential serial killer pushing people into canals in Manchester, they should perhaps consider using a photo where somebody hasn't vandalized the street sign pictured to read 'anal street.'
Kind of undermines the whole 'people have died' thing.