I’m currently working on a new digital portfolio/personal website for myself right now and I’m finding a lot of inspiration for my own from the examples others have set. My favorite websites for design inspiration is The Player’s Tribune, Aliza Licht’s professional website, and The Intercept. Here’s a breakdown of what I love about them… Continue reading The Best Inspiration for Your Personal Website

Whether you’ve been a visitor to St. Louis or you’re a native of St. Louis, there’s a high chance that you’ve ended up confused by the road or highway you’re on. The interstates alone in St. Louis can give a driver a headache with the confusion, but each interstate has its own little background story… Continue reading The Oddities of St. Louis Interstates and Roads

My project on researching and writing about the odd roads and interstates of St. Louis proved to be extremely interesting and helped me learn a lot about journalism in general. One of the aspects of my project I’m most proud of is the quality of the photos I was able to take for this project.… Continue reading Project 1 Reflection

People are still freaking out about losing likes and followers over Instagram’s new algorithm. But instead of understanding the algorithm and working with it, they’re coming up with crazy ideas to keep up their likes. Instead, sports teams should understand that the algorithm requires actually engaging their followers and fans on Instagram. No one does… Continue reading Top Tactics to Keep Sports Fans Engaged

Fact: 65% of the world’s population are visual learners. So it’s not surprising that more and more people are using data visualization to portray their information they want to share. 90% of information that comes to the brain is visual so that’s why you remember information so much better when it’s portrayed through a video… Continue reading The Importance of Data Visualization

In today’s digital age, you have almost unlimited access to material like photos or articles because of the internet. But before you repost the image or quote someone on your own social media and personal sites, make sure you know the rules of violating of copyright laws. It’s always better to be safe than sorry!… Continue reading Know Your Rights With Copyright Laws

Twitter Analytics are a super important tool that most companies use to improve their content for their followers- but you should use them too for your followers as well! I recently looked at and downloaded my own Twitter analytics to see what I’m doing for myself. I organized my tweets for the top 3 retweets,… Continue reading Analyzing Twitter Analytics

There’s always a lot of news going on in a city like St. Louis and some big news can just pass you by. Newsically Driven is here to help with a specially curated Spotify playlist to bring you the news from this past week in St. Louis. Pop in your headphones and let the music… Continue reading Newsically Driven: Listen to Your Local Spotify News Playlist

Last week, I went to this great event hosted by Saint Louis University’s Muslim Student Association called “Interrupting Islamophobia”. I also live-tweeted this great event so you can check out the play-by-play on my Twitter (@Kelli_Tan1) OR you could read my Storify piece here! See how easy I’m making this for you? “Interrupting Islamophobia” discussed… Continue reading Interrupting Islamophobia

Remember last week when I livetweeted all those social media tips? I took my favorite tweets from my classmates and myself and put them into a Storify. Take some time to check it out to discover some social media writing tips besides my five for Twitter from last week!