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I'm Court, and I design and develop data experiences. Click here to learn more about me.
Professional
About me
My Data Design Manifesto
The principles that guide my approach to designing data experiences
Professional
About Me
Skills & Coursework
I keep a tool-agnostic mindset, but this is what I'm already handy with.
Professional
About Me
Education
I have a master's degree in Digital Mapping.
Click for more info on my education background.
Professional
Interactive Map Design
Olympic Medals Map
Interative map and table filterable by year, sport and event. Developed with Sveltekit.
Screenshot of Olympic Medals Count page with a world map of various shades of purple according to medal counts.
Personal Project
Data Design
When Caitlin Clark Comes to Town
Giant graphic showing home attendance of Iowa's Opponents in 2023-24. Click to see full version.
Thumbnail screenshot showing two charts labeled Iowa State and Wisconsin. Both charts show gray bars for each home game for the respective school with a yellow bar highlighted to show the spike in attendance when Iowa is the visiting team.
New York Times
Interactive Map Design
Power Plants Map
Interactive map with multiple layers of data, made with d3
Thumbnail showing a map of the United States, covers in circles of various sizes and colors (mostly pink). States themselves are colored on a scale of white to light green to dark green, depending on millions of metric tons of waste.
Made for Class
Dataset Creation
The 100 Best Books of the 21st Century
I created a dataset of over 15,000 books which powered a behind-the-scenes submission form for this project.
Graphic says 'The 100 Best Books of the 21st Century' surrounded by various books including The Emperor of Maladies by Siddhartha Mukherjee, The Return by Hisham Matar, On Beauty by Zadie Smith, The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis, The Sympathizer by Viet Thank Nguyen, how to be both by Ali Smith, Pulphead Essays by John Jeremiah Sullivan and Men We Reaped by Jesmyn Ward, and Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel.
New York Times
Sveltekit Library Development
Svelte + Mapbox GL JS Component Library
Presented via Storybook
A pastel, glowy Earth. The sky is pink, the earth is white and light purple, and the Earth's atmosphere is glowing yellow and blue.
Thesis Project
Data Design & Analysis
How Big Is Taylor Swift?
An in-depth analysis of a hard-to-quantify metric: fame.
Thumbnail showing two charts labeled The Beatles and Taylor Swift, showing orange and black circles. The Beatles chart runs from 1963 to 1970, and the Taylor Swift chart from 2007 to 2024. The metric being shown is not labeled in this thumbnail version.
New York Times
Interactive Map
Interactive Cluster Markers
Traffic signals in Austin, TX
A map of the number of traffic signals in Austin City districts, with numbers in circles representing clusters of data
Made for class
Interactive data design
Women's World Cup 2023
How Teams Can Advance to the Round of 16
Thumbnail of a table titled 'Women's World Cup 2023: How Teams Can Advance to the Round of 16' with each competing country listed in groups and showing their points. Details are not easily readable in thumbnail image.
New York Times
Documentation, Tutorial Guide
A Journalist's Guide to Styling geoTIFFs for the Web
How I made the Miami flood map from raster data
Screenshot from tutorial showing a top bar navigation selection in GIS software.
Miami Herald
Interactive Web Map
Education and Gender in Kenya Map
Made with d3
Screenshot of zoomed in map showing circles by size of students enrolled by county. Also shows tooltip showing a trend line for girls vs. boys in grades 1-8. Not easily readable in thumbnail version here.
Made for Class
Geospatial Analysis + Raster Data for the Web
Where is Miami-Dade County Hottest?
Visualizing NASA Earth Data
A map of Miami-Dade County showing various color shades on a gradient from light orange to dark purple. The northeast area is byfar the darkest region of the map.
Personal Project
Interactive Map & Geospatial Analysis
Historically Redlined Districts Bear the Brunt of the Heat
A scrollytelling map of historic HOLC grades and land surface temperature in Miami
Thumbnail of a map showing a section of coast. Over the water is a textbox that says 'HOLC grade D' and the land regions shows areas outlined with a redline, filled with light blue, light red or dark red (mostly red).
Personal project
Data Design
How to Read a Hearing Test
A chart showing regions of a hearing test that indicate normal, mild, moderate, moderately severe, severe or profound hearing loss. The x-axis shows frequency in hertz, and the y-axis shows decibels.
social media
In Reversal Because of A.I., Office Jobs Are Now More at Risk
As seen on the front page of the New York Times print edition
A chart titled 'College Educated Workers are Most Exposed to A.I.' The subtitle reads 'Researchers at OpenAI estimated the share of tasks in each occupation that could be assisted by A.I. tools.' The charts shows that jobs that often require a high school diploma or less (like sewing machine operators, dry cleaners, fast-food workers) share 6% of job tasks potentially aided by A.I. Jobs that often require a high school diploma (such as manicurists and pedicurists, actors and security guards) share 17% of job tasks potentially aided by A.I. Vocation or 2-year degree jobs (such as electricians, paramedics and facilities managers) share 38% of job tasks; four-year degree jobs (such as nurses, nuclear engineers and human resources specialists) share 75% of job tasks and jobs that often require graduate school (such as pharmacists, psychiatrists and lawyers) share 64% of job tasks potentially aided by A.I. The percentage shown is the median percentage by education category. Data source is OpenAI (for ratings) and the Labor Department (for job categories). By The New York Times.
New York Times
Data Design
Studying the Limits of Human Perfection, Through Darts
Graphic titled 'Precision of a Champion' is zoomed in to the triple-20 region. Subtitle is 'In a world championship final this year, Michael Smith hit the triple-20 region 46 percent of the time he aimed at it. Dozens of throws are shown, and those in the triple-20 region are red, while others are gray. The following notes are listed at bottom of graphic. The data shown is from the 2023 F.D.C. World Championship. Only darts targeted at the triple-20 region shown. Data manually plotted from a television broadcast. By The New York Times.
New York Times
Interactive
Interactive Tour of Oxford University
Using IIIF (International Image Interoperability, Framework) technology to explore a historic map
Zoomed in thumbnail from historic map of the city of Oxford, showing concentric Radcliffe Camera library and surrounding area.
Made for class
Data Design
The Tilt
Graphic for politics newsletter by Nate Cohn
A chart titled 'When 2024 Republican Delegates Will Be Awarded.' Subtitle is: 'About two-thirds of the delegates to the Republican convention could be awarded during the election subversion trial in Washington, which is expected to begin March 4.Chart shows the following. Before trial: 10 percent of delegates; during trial: 65 to 71 percent of delegates; after trial: 19 to 25 percent of delegates. Not at bottom of chart: For a trial lasting four to six weeks starting March 4. Source: The Green Papers. Chart by Courtney Cox.
New York Times
Interactive map in scrollytelling story
Kentucky's Opioid Crisis
Featuring an interactive map of pills dispensed by pharmacy per county resident
A map of Kentucky made up of red circle outlines of various sizes
Made for class
The Places Most Affected by Remote Workers' Moves Around the Country
Graphic created together with Aatish Bhatia
Chart titled 'New York Metro Area' with subtitle 'Net domestic migration of workers.' Prepandemic (2018-19) shows negative 147,000 in-person workers and negative 25,000 remote workers. Pandemic (2020-21) shows negative 172,000 in-person workers and 116,000 remote workers. Annotation says 'The N.Y.C. metro area lost many more remote workers during the pandemic.' Data source: Upshot analysis of American Community Survey data. Limited to metros of more than 250,000 residents.
Fact Checking
Flashback
A weekly history game
A 3x3 grid of historic images, with the New York Times Flashback logo as the center tile
New York Times
Map
North American Breweries
A map of breweries in North America and Hawaii, showing darker colors where there are lots of breweries within 50 square kilometers, and lighter colors with fewer. The darkest color shows areas where there are 50 or more breweries. Darker areas are noticeable in California, the northeast and the Chicago area.
Data Design
How Polls Have Changed Since the State of the Union Address
Table made for The Tilt, Nate Cohn's newsletter
Thumbnail of a table listing 16 pollsters and the Trump/Biden margin before and after since State of the Union address. Also shows percent point change between before and after. Averages are Trump +2 for before, Trump + <1 for after, with a 1.4 point average increase for Democrats overall.
New York Times
Data Wrangling and Design
Visualizing Campaign Finance
Interactive visualization showing funds received by Crist and Desantis each day from Jan. 2021 through Oct. 2022
Thumbnail image titled 'Campaign Finance Received By Crist and DeSantis Each Day Since January 2021. Subtitle reads 'Bubbles are scaled to contribution size. Hover over each bubble for exact dollar amount. Chart shows significantly larger and more numerous bubbles for DeSantis than Crist.
Miami Herald