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Journalism needs a WYSIWYG editor for stylized content -- content that is more visually diverse/interesting than the linear text+image+embed format, but not SO
by gimlids 8y ago
Journalism needs a WYSIWYG editor for stylized content -- content that is more visually diverse/interesting than the linear text+image+embed format, but not SO so custom/new as to truly require a developer to build it.
- seige 8y agoWhat is a good live example of this stylized content?
- kamarg 8y agoNot op but The New York Times has some interesting layout options available to their writers and editors. You can see a small sampling of it in https://open.nytimes.com/building-a-text-editor-for-a-digital-first-newsroom-f1cb8367fc21 https://open.nytimes.com/building-a-text-editor-for-a-digita... which is written by one of the developers of their new news room text editor.
- laken 8y agoHave you seen WordPress' new Gutenberg editor that they'e working on?
- nelsontkq 8y agoLaTex?
- creatornator 8y ago... is just about as far from WYSIWYG as possible. LaTeX is not friendly for a newsroom full of non-technical journalists.