Coming soon...
In the meantime, check out some stuff:
- Stamen is my San Francisco design
consultancy specializing in data visualization and maps.
- modestmaps-js
is a JavaScript library for making maps in pure HTML. It's
undergoing heavy development, and is about to get a lot more
interesting.
- Polymaps is
quite possibly the most ridiculous JavaScript mapping library
ever. (Older browsers need not apply.)
- HTMAPL is a little
project intented to make designing web maps a bit less
painful. It backs onto both ModestMaps and Polymaps.
- Geoff is a
JavaScript toolbox for working with
GeoJSON features.
(I'm kind of into JavaScript right now.)
Some recent projects of ours at Stamen:
- Dotspotting is an
ongoing effort, and the
main thrust of our Knight News Challenge
grant. Upload spreadsheets and make beautiful, searchable,
embeddable maps. The front-end was done with a mixture of
Polymaps,
ModestMaps JS,
HTMAPL, and
jQuery DataTables.
- maps.onebayarea.org
is an interactive map showing the intersections of
transportation and housing policy in the San Francisco Bay
Area. We made it with Polymaps,
jQuery, and a bunch of
Python.
- ONE.org/data is the
online expression of the ONE DATA Report, which documents
aid to Africa from first-world nations, and the G8 in
particular. The site is built with Wordpress,
and we used jQuery and
Protovis
for the charts and
bubble graphs.
You can find me elsewhere on the internet: