New Streetsblog Feature: Compact Archives
We're beginning to roll out some site updates and new features here at Streetblog, with more on the way. Today's treat: Compact Archives. Take a look at archives listing for a category or month, and you should find them more scan-able. We've also updated our search results with the same goal in mind. Boy, have we written a lot on congestion pricing.
11:22 AM EDT on August 10, 2007
We’re beginning to roll out some site updates and new features here at Streetblog, with more on the way. Today’s treat: Compact Archives. Take a look at archives listing for a category or month, and you should find them more scan-able. We’ve also updated our search results with the same goal in mind. Boy, have we written a lot on congestion pricing.
Nick Grossman is an urbanist, web developer, and neighborhood handyman, and is the web designer/developer behind Streetsblog. For the past three years, he worked for Project for Public Spaces studying the behavior of people in public spaces, real and virtual. Now, he's the design director for a web startup. He lives in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn and likes to walk fast.
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