September 03, 2026 • 1 min read • Originally published on Linkedin
Telling Stories with Data
Telling a story with data can be impactful and compelling. Anselm Hook has an interesting approach that builds on top of various approaches for interactively synchronizing a story to both a map and a timeline, along with embedding sliders and controls to allow the reader to experiment with different scenarios and parameters.
Demo App:
Take a breath, and look where the river ends
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