Returning to work on the Fast Forward Labs real estate prototype. This time taking what I learned from the structuring of the Lending Club project and applying it -- using Redux and a data-service layer to manage requests to the API (there are too many requests!). Just got the year timeline working again. The color coding here is likelihood you'll be able to afford a place in a neighborhood if you have $1,000,000 to spend.
Bloomberg.com top markets ticker. Shows small, simple graph lines with rises and falls color-coded. The rise or fall is color-matched in the corresponding text.
Open Frame 54" Dresser, Black Frame with Ash Drawers from Capsule. Exposed simplicity.
Screenshot of a couple of New York Times graphs on unemployment. I'm interested in how the graphs de-emphasize axis bars, instead using a background grid. It makes them feel spacious.
Screenshot of LoanOfficerSimulator with some more work on the design. It is now stripped back to the one 'Combo' graph and has the changes that result from different interest rates arranged in a grid.
Image of a visualization of a graph line with a sand-like effect.
From: https://twitter.com/inconvergent/status/771102146083381252
LoanOfficerSimulator in progress. A very rudimentary version of the simulation of loan returns has been added.
LoanOfficerSimulator (the Lending Club prototype), now with a probability distribution graph and a 'Make Loan' button.
Lending Club prototype for Fast Forward Labs in progress. More work on the differences as you change the interest rate. Now the changes in values are highlighted in an additional paragraph.
Screenshot of the lending club prototype in progress, LoanOfficerSimulator. The prototype now lets you adjust the rate and see changes in both the 'combo' chart and the written description. The loans on the side also have predetermined amounts.
Screenshot of New York City wireframe graphics from Escape From New York, evidently created using practical effects.
From: https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/504qdf/escape_from_new_york_didnt_have_the_budget_for/
Screenshot of the Lending Club prototype. Now called LoanOfficerSimulator. Just the title and a few amount numbers up so far.
A screenshot of a network traffic flow visualization. Where the dots represent different types of data and they flow across from left to right.
Screenshot of the lending club prototype. Now showing two graph lines, where you can change the interest rate and see the results.
A screenshot of a Bloomberg report on contributions to the Clinton campaign. They use area to show amount of money and then area within that area to show percent.
From: http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/graphics/2016-dnc-contributions
Image of a Wardley Map – a 2-dimensional map that's meant to map how a business works.
From: https://medium.com/code-for-america/the-tyranny-of-agile-4e406c1da7fa#.ladi3gp6y
Screenshot of the lending club prototype work in progress. Now has a combo graph and probability graph, some clean-up on the sidebar. The big change is the rate state has been refactored, which is not obvious from the screenshot.
Screenshot of the New York Times diff bot Twitter page. The bot shows changes to the New York Times front page.
