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Yes, but they do it on paper? I mean, even the static scan of paper maps with dynamically resizable labels will often times do better than what we have on scre
by borism 15y ago
Yes, but they do it on paper?
I mean, even the static scan of paper maps with dynamically resizable labels will often times do better than what we have on screens right now.
- celoyd 15y agoI’m not sure what you’re asking. The Times Atlas design process is mostly digital now, but as far as I know, the flagship products are only available on paper. You can get a basic look at their workflow starting at page 10 here: http://fluidbook.microdesign.nl/geoinformatics/05-2008/ http://fluidbook.microdesign.nl/geoinformatics/05-2008/ . I certainly agree that onscreen mapping could be a lot more sophisticated than it is now without too much strain on even mobile devices’ hardware and connections.