In this 2020 article, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation uses satellite and infrared imagery to depict the progression and impact of the 2019-2020 Australian bushfires. Before-and-after images—presented in a scrollytelling format—highlight the transformation of areas like Lamington National Park and Kangaroo Island.

The Washington Post uses static maps with helpful annotations to illustrate the strategic implications of Finland joining NATO. A series of maps show these implications, highlighting a new northern border, increased Baltic presence, and an expanded Arctic agenda.

The Pudding has combined data and sound in this interactive explainer of how J Dilla transformed music with his unique and influential style. The piece uses a combination of audio clips, text, and interactive data visualizations to show what made J Dilla’s music unique, and its lasting influence today.

In this immersive storytelling piece, John Nelson visualizes the prevalence of earthquakes across the world and over time. The piece combines beautiful imagery with narrative and scroll-based interactions.

This interactive article from Accel—developed by the team at The Data Face—tells the story of the tech since 1983. It uses a series of animated illustrations, images, and smooth transitions to show the trends in a dynamic way.