DATA-RICH INTERFACES
A growing collection
An appreciative collection of interfaces made by other people that I’m drawn to—especially work that makes complex information inviting, legible, and fun to explore.
These are inspirations, not my work. Four specimens collected so far; more will wander in.
NPR
Work by others · Collected inspiration
A guide to the show’s running jokes, organized across episodes and seasons without losing the comedy inside the data.
Field noteA dense relationship map becomes approachable when the interface begins with a familiar narrative structure: the episode guide.
The Data Drop
Work by others · Collected inspiration
704 frames across 11 films become a chromatic history of a filmmaker’s visual language.
Field noteThe dataset is the aesthetic. Overview, narrative annotation, and close inspection work as successive levels of detail.
Scenelab
Work by others · Collected inspiration
Film color analysis gathered into a collection, making it possible to read a cinematic universe through palettes and timelines.
Field noteA consistent visual grammar makes separate works comparable while preserving the identity of each one.
The Pudding · Shirley Wu
Work by others · Collected inspiration
Every lyric is organized by singer, audience, conversation, and recurring theme to reveal relationships inside the musical.
Field noteFiltering is not just a utility here—it becomes a way to discover and tell smaller stories within the larger one.
