We start to construct a tree
- Looking back
- Edwin Hill (historian)
- Jerry Cook (river resident)
- Peter Rachleff (historian)
- Jessica Bierbrierer (museum staff)
- Mike Mosedale (fisherman) (scheduled)
- Hokan Miller (tugboat pilot) (scheduled)
- Mark Peterson (historian & mayor) (scheduled)
- Prairie Island Indian Community Residents (tribal elders) (hopeful)
- The Journey of the Dotty
- Building the shantyboat
- On the Mississippi
- Living in the shantyboat
- Production
- Danger!
- Exhibitions
- The River's Story & The Future River
- Pat Nunnally (river scholar)
- John Sullivan (water quality enforcer)
- Ken Lubinski (ecologist)
- John Anfinson (park ranger) (scheduled)
- Mike Mosedale (fisherman) (scheduled)
- Hokan Miller (tugboat pilot) (scheduled)
- Shanai Matteson (river artist) (scheduled)
- Ed Lagace (river ranger) (scheduled)
- Toua Xiong (bait shop owner, fisherman) (hopeful)
- Prairie Island Indian Community Residents (tribal elders) (hopeful)
- River Journeys
- Lauren Donovan (kayaker)
- Billy Curmano (swimmer)
- Gerty Tonjum (punk boater)
- The Dotty (how to link this to the path above?)
- Robnoxious (punk boater) (scheduled)
- People Who Live on the River
- Jerry Cook (river resident)
- Ed Hoffman (houseboat resident)
- Kali Arline (boathouse resident)
- Anna Mae Davis (boathouse resident)
- Gerty Tonjum (boathouse resident)
- Alex Stevens (river resident) (hopeful)
- Richie Swanson (boathouse resident) (boathouse resident)
- Louise Eggers Prondzinski (river resident) (hopeful)
- Working on the River (future)
- James Brunkow (sawmill worker) (scheduled)
- Mike Mosedale (fisherman) (scheduled)
- Hokan Miller (tugboat pilot) (scheduled)
- John Sullivan (water quality enforcer)
- Ken Lubinski (ecologist)
- Toua Xiong (bait shop owner, fisherman) (hopeful)
Playing with my index cards form last week, there are a few things I've learned/decided:
- Metaphor: The site metaphor is of a river branching with tributaries and braided like a delta
- Nav Feels: Navigating the site should feel immersive and like a walk among paths (or a drift among multiple branching streams)
- Nav Style: The navigation should flow like a river some of the time and give choices which way to go at others. A one-page vertical or horizontal page design seems to offer this.
Looking at features of the site, some of which would serve as the interstitial transitional pieces between featured video were:
- Full-width video loops
- Lightbox (popover) video
- Still photos, especially with ambient sound
- Interactive maps
- Image sliders
- Musical score
- #LiveTweets and Integrated Facebook Comments
- Still photos with parallax effect
- Conditional overlays
I received a lot of suggestions from Irene Lusztig that I will share in a later post.
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