A guide helping users transform one perspective news consumption to a more holistic view. NewsAide is an online resource that consolidates best practices for interacting and navigating within the world of news for those who come across news, are learning to navigate within news, or interact with news daily.

To get a better understand as to how users current interact with news, I gathered and conducted research on users and their interactions with news and social media. The research brought up the idea that even though people do see and speak on the news, very little people fact check or interact with what they see.

For each section I wanted to create a connection between the headline for the section and the bold background image. The web guide has a total of 7 sections, "What is fake news," "Unreliable resources," "Identify your bias," "Be curious. Be reflective," "Pause before you share," "Verify in 6 steps," "News knowledge quiz." Each section with its own information and accompanying GIFs.

The addition of the quiz is meant for users to test the knowledge that they've learned with the guide and put it to the test. All that is provided is the article headline, date published, author, source, and an excerpt of the original post. If users answer incorrectly, an explanation and a link to the original article are provided.

The continuation of bold contrast was translated into the exhibition. through the use of color and typography. I wanted people passing by to get a sense of being overwhelmed by the headlines on the wall and be drawn into the project through the colored acrylic sign that has the project information.

The headlines that make up the space are a combination of both real and fake news headlines. The fake news headlines in the mix are the some of the top shared fake news articles for the years 2017 and 2018.