The Grid

Published by Tim on Monday April 30, 2018

Last modified on January 25th, 2024 at 14:08

An experimental, browser-based simulation of a mechanical destination board as known from airports. This webapplication is connected to the New York Times API: When the user clicks a word, the display begins to print a related, random headline from the article-archive.

Notes: “Faltblattanzeige”, “Flipback-display”

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