InterviewJS is an open-source tool for journalists to make stories engaging. Storytellers are taken through the process of building a chat story from creating interviewee profiles to composing interactive messaging exchanges combining text, videos, maps, audio, charts or any other type of embeddable content.
The result: mobile-friendly stories in the form of an embeddable web app that enable users to engage with interviewees seemingly directly. They can be shared on social media or embedded on your website.
This is the beta version of InterivewJS. It was funded by the Digital News Innovation Fund and developed by Al Jazeera.
Here are just some examples of what you can make with InterviewJS:
What is InterviewJS?
Who is InterviewJS for?
What do I need to get started?
Is InterviewJS free?
Who owns my story?
What types of media can I include in my interview?
Where is my data stored?
How long can my interview be?
Can I add custom styling to my interviews?
What is the maximum character length of a text bubble?
Which phones does InterviewJS work on?
Do I need to download any software?
What languages does it support?
Does InterviewJS access my Facebook messenger, Whatsapp or any other programme on my phone?
What do you do with the the information from the poll at the end?
What if I want to build a fictional story?
How long does it take to make an interview?
Who developed InterviewJS?
How many interviewees can I include?
Will my interviews be picked up by search engines?
What web browsers does InterviewJS support?
Can I embed an interview into my website?
How can I contribute to InterviewJS?