Stories about regions, people and technology disappear inside sections. Editors need a publishing system while readers need several ways to explore.
Project case study6 / 7Self-initiated concept
Editorial platform
Ледограф
The North as a connected system of stories, maps and dossiers.
I brought an expedition archive and data journalism into one contemporary editorial system.
Working frontend prototype1
Task and constraints
Arctic-industry professionals, researchers and professionally curious readers.
My goal was to turn taxonomy into interface and connect each story with place, organisation and data.
Prototype scope
These figures describe concept coverage, not business results.5dossier types
4editorial roles
Proaccess model
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Key decisions
Each decision answers a specific product question instead of existing for visual effect.
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Atlas as an entrance
I use geography as part of the narrative rather than a utility filter.
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Dossiers over tags
People, projects, companies and regions receive dedicated pages and links.
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Pro without a hard wall
Open content proves quality while Pro adds data, documents and working tools.
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What you can test
Capabilities marked “Available in the demo” open their exact working screen.
1Editorial formatsAvailable in the demoOpen screen2Interactive atlasAvailable in the demoOpen screen3Dossiers and connected searchAvailable in the demoOpen screen
4CMS, paywall and newsletterDesigned, not connectedNo live demo screen
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Interface foundation
The material behind the product structure, states and logic.
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Content model
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Publishing workflow
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Internal-link graph
5 / Working prototype
Open interactive prototype
The core journey works in the browser. This is a demonstration build: entered data is neither sent nor stored.
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