Work and organisations
How an article gets made
How an article gets made — commissioning, interview, writing, subediting, typesetting, publication — and the loops back when it is sent for rework
This drawing comes from one YAML file. No shape was moved by hand.
Notes in the source (in Japanese)
紙と Web で、終点が違う。同じ原稿から、紙面下版と CMS の 2 つへ分かれる。分かれたあとは締切も直し方も別なので、1 本の線で描くと読めなくなる。
校正から原稿へ戻る線がある。戻る回数が決まっていない工程は、そこで日程が伸びる。図に戻り線を描くのは、そこを数えるため。
現地取材から写真と原稿が同時に出て、校正で合流する。並んで走る所を並べて描くと、片方が遅れたときに何が止まるかが分かる。
Source (YAML)
examples/gallery/11-取材から公開まで.zumen.yaml
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