Project Prospectus - Artefact 1

Species in Pieces

This website was the best thing I've ever found, it's an interactive exhibition showcasing 30 endangered animal species, it was made to educate, inspire and provoke thought on the topic of the animal's survival. Honestly, it's quite similar to how I imagined presenting my data and information on the African elephant. 


The part below shows how one can select a piece and learn more about a different animal, each piece holds a different type or species of animal. This non-linear form going through the piece of animals is like the chapters of the novel on my website, each chapter holding a random set of information about the elephant.


The following images below are good inspiration for the layout of the data. They also included some idle animation which I find really uplifts the whole mood of the website, making it seem playful yet serious. Everything is kept within the center of the page and there isn't too many buttons so users will not get confused. Keywords are highlighted and links to helpful organizations are provided. It's not too busy yet enough is happening to keep you looking.






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