This is a thread to discuss options for narrator photos. It does seem like it would be nice to have some visual representation of the narrators alongside their texts.
Júlia did a nice mockup:
We've also discussed programmatically pixelating the images, or using conversions to ASCII art.
We need a way to approach this that fulfills these criteria:
Easy to implement, even if the quality of photos is uneven
Maintains a uniform look and feel of the site
This is a thread to discuss options for narrator photos. It does seem like it would be nice to have some visual representation of the narrators alongside their texts.
Júlia did a nice mockup:

We've also discussed programmatically pixelating the images, or using conversions to ASCII art.
We need a way to approach this that fulfills these criteria:
- Easy to implement, even if the quality of photos is uneven
- Maintains a uniform look and feel of the site
One additional thought on design requirements, @dhorn: Ensure that the photo is not a necessity, so interviews will still look good if the narrator prefers not to provide one.
One additional thought on design requirements, @dhorn: Ensure that the photo is not a necessity, so interviews will still look good if the narrator prefers not to provide one.
I've implemented this using the headshot front matter meta data, if a user doesn't want a headshot simply leave it out and there wont be one.
I've implemented this using the `headshot` front matter meta data, if a user doesn't want a headshot simply leave it out and there wont be one.
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This is a thread to discuss options for narrator photos. It does seem like it would be nice to have some visual representation of the narrators alongside their texts.
Júlia did a nice mockup:
We've also discussed programmatically pixelating the images, or using conversions to ASCII art.
We need a way to approach this that fulfills these criteria:
One additional thought on design requirements, @dhorn: Ensure that the photo is not a necessity, so interviews will still look good if the narrator prefers not to provide one.
I've implemented this using the
headshotfront matter meta data, if a user doesn't want a headshot simply leave it out and there wont be one.Nice, thank you.