02/21/2011

Multimedia Journalism - Designing big news sites

One of the things we might do today is look at a few big news sites and try to work out which one has the best design... Here's some we might look at: 

We'll talk about this a bit in class - I'd like you to write a short post comparing two of the sites - the one that has the best design and the one that has the worst - in your opinion. You need to justify your opinion with some analysis that uses some of the online design terminology we'll talk about today. 

21 Feb 2011 10:50:00 | MMJ - Session 5, Multimedia Journalism, Web Design, Year 1

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