January 2008, the Huffington Post received between 20-25k comments per day. I redesigned the comments design to include filtering options, threading, and community interaction. The designed scaled to over 100,000 comments per day, and was replaced with a new design in June 2010. Share on Facebook
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After 2008′s historical Super Tuesday, where it was still unclear if Obama or Clinton would be the dem candidate (and, all of this pre-Palin) Arianna pointed to the melee caused by journalists relying on pollsters’ data.
We decided to create a editorial feature that would express our irreverence to pollster data and elicit some smiles from some of our savviest users.
The goal was to create a simple chart, easily scannable and scalable (for both the candidates and a few enhancements that we suspected might be made along the way).
We had a few major challenges to work with . . . .
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