New mockups for “Where Does My Money Go?”

October 23, 2009 in Government, News, OKF, OKF Projects, Open Data, Open Government Data, Where Does My Money Go

We recently blogged about some mockups for our Where Does My Money Go? project. We’ve now got some new mockups for the project which are show below (click through for full size).

Again, we’d love to hear what you think of the designs! You can either leave a comment below, or pop a note to our discussion list.

One thing to note is that these are only static mockups of what will be interactive visualizations. Animation will primarily be along time axis in the region view, and diving down into spending functions in the function view. A dynamic prototype is on its way soon!

All the data we’re using is available from: http://www.wheredoesmymoneygo.org/data/

By Region

Where Does My Money Go? - Mockup v.2 - Regions

By Function

Where Does My Money Go? - Mockup v.2 - Functions

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3 responses to New mockups for “Where Does My Money Go?”

  1. nice! but can you include links to the new images on flickr, so we can see them in large format?

  2. Thanks Yishay! Full sized versions are already linked to above on the OKF Wiki.

  3. @Yishay: we’ve reworked the post so that the images here in the post click through to the full size versions.

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