Ледограф

The North as a connected system of stories, maps and dossiers.

Working frontend prototype

Project in brief

I brought an expedition archive and data journalism into one contemporary editorial system.

My roleStructure, UX/UI, art direction, frontend

PeriodPersonal project, 2026

IndustryProfessional media

Project context

Problem

Stories about regions, people and technology disappear inside sections. Editors need a publishing system while readers need several ways to explore.

Audience

Arctic-industry professionals, researchers and professionally curious readers.

My goal

My goal was to turn taxonomy into interface and connect each story with place, organisation and data.

Concept scope

These are prototype parameters and coverage, not business results.

5dossier types

4editorial roles

Proaccess model

Each decision connects the product need, human behaviour and interface form.

I use geography as part of the narrative rather than a utility filter.

People, projects, companies and regions receive dedicated pages and links.

Open content proves quality while Pro adds data, documents and working tools.

Every capability is labelled clearly: what works in the browser and what remains a designed proposal.

01Editorial formatsWorking prototype

02Interactive atlasWorking prototype

03Dossiers and connected searchWorking prototype

04CMS, paywall and newsletterDesigned proposal

Not decorative screens, but the logic supporting the product journey.

Limitations

This concept has no real editorial team, archive, CMS, subscription or analytics. Stories and geographic data are demonstration content.

05 / Interactive prototype

Explore the core journey and interface behaviour. This is a demonstration build - entered data is not submitted anywhere.

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