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Published: 2014-02-25 21:12:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 7034; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 21
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Landing page design for my site, Equaldex. The map is interactive and dynamically generated using user-contributed data. Tabs switch the map and recent changes. View interactive version
(Disclaimer: Some of the information may not yet be fully verified.)
Equaldex is a collaborative LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) rights website aimed at crowdsourcing every LGBT-related law around the world. The site provides users an accurate and comprehensive global view of LGBT rights, with the use of maps, timelines, statistics, and historical data in each country and region.
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Took a look and the map never finished loading, just showed the loading animation and lower you see there is an display overflow issue.
Just thought I give you a heads up: sta.sh/013q53wlbd9c
EDIT : Ok, it seems it might have just been taking a while to initially load. On reload, the map popped up relatively quick but the above overflow still there.
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This is interesting interface Equaldex oh, I came from the philippines half christian and half muslim largely 60percent ,the law there is very sceptic the group of homo or Gay people are being punishable by law but not strictly tolerated since it is large christian population among asians budhist neighboors . secondly the criminal GAY or normal people there are strictly tolerated by law but not strictly destinctive for long inprisonment. Sex in the philippines is strictly punisable in anysort of activity like artpainting in the beach this are a few punisable by law unless you can pay a big cash you might be pass the law . secondly it's not legal there therefore The Gay People there is not accountable by law.while here in holland which I live now everything is legal SEX,DRUGS AND ROCK nroll except if you take the drugs out of the netherlands vicity. from saudi arabia or from Muslim part I'm sure this things are punisable and illegal by law so when you go there have a sense if you are a gay, if not at least you know per govt. data they also provide there on knowing to enter a new land is a must to read . what I miss the equaldexthe rating of how many people been sick of AIDS . but deviant is everything so let me say this might be a good promotion for a design.
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most of your knowledge is wrong!
it's illegal in Jordan.!!
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this i lgbt, i hate that, i stright and i have a fiance!!//minidoce. sorry but is trhue.
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am from iraq 
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We still have so far to go... At least overall we've made progress.
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I'm going to point something out that may be limited to a very small part of the people who view this. I'm a bit color-blind. It's a very strange and interesting way to go through life, especially when you're on an art site.
But, the reason I want to bring it up is because this is a website interface that you're creating, and while people like me are rare on here, they aren't out there in the big wild web, so I hope that my perspective can be of some use to you.
With respect to the legend, "legal" obviously is very easy to see. (And I like the symolism of the "green light" by using green. Please let that color actually be green.) But where my difficulty comes in is in the "male illegal, female legal" and "male illegal, female uncertain". I know there's supposed to be a difference in the colors, but I can't tell what it is.
The same is true of "illegal (other penalty)" and "illegal (imprisonment as punishment)". On that, though, I can tell that the "other penalty" is darker than the "imprisonment as punishment" on the legend. I just can't tell them apart on the map. Likewise with the last two categories - I can see the difference in the legend, but not on the map.
It might be clearer on a larger version of the map, but I wanted to let you know because this is a web interface.
Also, out of curiosity - the white countries on the map: is that where it's unknown if it's legal or not?
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Oops. That's fixed on the live site . It means there is no data, or the law is not applicable to that country.
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I thought it ment it was legal for women but not men
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Those are both part of North America. You can see a full map of all the countries on equaldex.com .
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Your site looks very interesting. I checked Finland, I might want to contribute... The design is neat too.
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It is legal. The promotion of homosexuality to underage people is illegal.
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Private activity is (for now) but not the promotion thereof.
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