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NYT Upshot — Sticky Canvas & Narrative Step Scrollytelling

NYT Upshot — Sticky Canvas & Narrative Step Scrollytelling

NYT Upshot — Sticky Canvas & Narrative Step Scrollytelling

Scrollytelling / Interactive Infographic · editorial · via SiteInspire

Source: pending · Classification: pending

  • Steal · grid/layoutNotes by Will

    A position: sticky; top: 10vh visualization stage occupies 100% of the viewport while 420px translucent prose cards scroll past at 60vh intervals, triggering discrete chart state transitions.

Fonts: Georgia, Franklin Gothic Heavy · Original: The New York Times

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Original: The New York Times. Source verification: pending review.

Recorded rights label: private-reference-only. Original work and reproduction rights belong to their owners. A note license does not grant rights to copy a screenshot, trademark or design.

Trova notes: apply the principles in your own work, including commercial projects. Bulk republication or resale is not permitted. Usage terms.

Captured: 2026-06-16. Capture does not establish source verification.

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