Editorial Content Design: A News Experience

Overview

“When making an infographic, the challenge is organizing our data to tell a story, which can sometimes be a real alternative to a written text. These are the steps. We start with the data, filter, and visualize it to tell our journalistic idea and create added value for the reader. The main focus is always the journalistic story, and every element on the page is subordinate to it. Design in this context is not only design but also storytelling.”

In this video lesson Francesco Franchi addresses the topic: Combining languages: storytelling, which is part of the Domestika online course: Editorial Content Design: A News Experience. Design a publishing experience that responds to and adapts to new information consumption. Combines analog and digital platforms to shape content to be read, watched, listened to, and touched..

Partial transcription of the video

“Let's go back to our working method with regard to infographics. In the previous lesson we saw the search module, let's go now to deepen that of the narration. What does it mean? It means establishing relationships between all the elements that we have selected. We are in this part of our workflow and the actors involved are the information designer and journalist. There are various possibilities to view the information. Let's discover some macro areas of how we can intervene thanks to design. First of all the hierarchical structures. There will be the relationship structures, i.e. the time...”

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Course summary for: Editorial Content Design: A News Experience

• Level: Beginner
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• 1329 students
• 4 units
• 17 lessons (3h 14m)
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• Category

  Design

• Areas

  Editorial Design, Graphic Design, Information Design