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This frame is a preview at phone size.
Open it full screen to see it the way a visitor would. Cedar Ridge High School is
invented; the 160 people, their portraits and their citations are placeholders.
Things worth trying
| Leave it alone | After a few seconds it picks someone out of the crowd and names them. That is how it convinces a passer-by that a screen on a wall is not a television. |
| Search “whit” | Fuzzy, forgiving, and the keys sit where a hand can reach them on a real panel. |
| By decade | The whole crowd physically reorganizes. Switching view is a movement, not a page load. |
| Find someone with no photograph | They are named rather than greyed out, and the wall asks the room for a picture. |
| Turn off your Wi-Fi and reload | It keeps working. |
On a real installation this
fills a 55" portrait panel and the type is legible from across a lobby. In a
browser window it is the same wall, shrunk.