Helping news consumers get balanced views

University of Michigan
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Paul Resnick
GSRA School of Information

Improving healthcare for vulnerable populations

University of Michigan
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Charles Senteio
GSRA School of Information

Studying motivations of micro- naciers

University of Michigan
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Yan Chen
Professor, School of Information

Information visualization and you

University of Michigan
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Jessica Hullman
GSRA School of Information

Analogous Harmony
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The main color scheme uses analogous harmony. There is emphasis in the slider indicators because the maize color stands out against the cool colors. There is motion in the gradients that lead the eye in a linear direction. Also, the diagonal middle of the M leads the eye from the right side of the image to the left.