Urgent Help, Infographic

[robertsanna]

Urgent Help, Infographic

[jueyang]

I will need to see the data you are working with to give you more specific
advice.

Per Judy's request, I will be in your class later this afternoon and might
be able to give you a few pointers.

On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 1:19 PM, Anna [email protected] wrote:

Hi Jue,

I'm in Judy Watson and Christine McKenna's Craft II class, and we're
working on our final project. We're looking into how New Yorker's deal with
death, and we're hoping to get a good presence of data on our site.

Mary Hanbury and I are working pieces on the economics of the funeral
industry, both for the super wealth and the very poor. We're looking to
create an infographic that sort of follows the "choose your own adventure"
model, and tracks the potential price of the funeral as you click down.

Do you know of any premade code for this, or a template of some sort we
could work with? Please let us know ASAP as our deadline is approaching in
1 week, 5.17.

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[jueyang]

And one thing, "urgent" help is not always the best kind of help. I'd
appreciate if you could give yourself (and thus me) more time in the future.

On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 1:28 PM, Jue Yang [email protected] wrote:

I will need to see the data you are working with to give you more specific
advice.

Per Judy's request, I will be in your class later this afternoon and might
be able to give you a few pointers.

On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 1:19 PM, Anna [email protected] wrote:

Hi Jue,

I'm in Judy Watson and Christine McKenna's Craft II class, and we're
working on our final project. We're looking into how New Yorker's deal with
death, and we're hoping to get a good presence of data on our site.

Mary Hanbury and I are working pieces on the economics of the funeral
industry, both for the super wealth and the very poor. We're looking to
create an infographic that sort of follows the "choose your own adventure"
model, and tracks the potential price of the funeral as you click down.

Do you know of any premade code for this, or a template of some sort we
could work with? Please let us know ASAP as our deadline is approaching in
1 week, 5.17.

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[robertsanna]

No problem! I completely understand and that is certainly true. We just
thought of this in class this morning, hence the short timeframe.

On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 1:36 PM, jue [email protected] wrote:

And one thing, "urgent" help is not always the best kind of help. I'd
appreciate if you could give yourself (and thus me) more time in the
future.

On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 1:28 PM, Jue Yang [email protected] wrote:

I will need to see the data you are working with to give you more
specific
advice.

Per Judy's request, I will be in your class later this afternoon and
might
be able to give you a few pointers.

On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 1:19 PM, Anna [email protected] wrote:

Hi Jue,

I'm in Judy Watson and Christine McKenna's Craft II class, and we're
working on our final project. We're looking into how New Yorker's deal
with
death, and we're hoping to get a good presence of data on our site.

Mary Hanbury and I are working pieces on the economics of the funeral
industry, both for the super wealth and the very poor. We're looking to
create an infographic that sort of follows the "choose your own
adventure"
model, and tracks the potential price of the funeral as you click down.

Do you know of any premade code for this, or a template of some sort we
could work with? Please let us know ASAP as our deadline is approaching
in
1 week, 5.17.

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