PUBLISHING PACK — ANIMCHARTS

Open article.html in a browser to review the figure, motion, data and source notes. Open newsletter.html to review the newsletter draft. These are local, portable drafts, not published pages or a sent campaign.

CONTENTS
chart.mp4: your selected export format.
poster.png: a complete final-frame fallback; do not replace it with the animation's incomplete first frame.
data.csv: your supplied data.
project.json: reopen this in the editorial lab to edit it.
publication-notes.txt: source credit, context, exact endpoint values, author notes and any matching original-example provenance.
article.html: standalone article figure draft, with controls and visible source notes.
newsletter.html: email-oriented HTML using a linked STILL image, not an autoplaying video or GIF.

TO PUBLISH
1. Review the headline, values, dates, scale, notes and applicable source license. Preserve attribution required by the data source. Edited wording is not independently verified.
2. In your CMS, upload chart.mp4 and poster.png. Use the video block with controls and the poster for MP4; use a linked image for GIF. Do not paste a whole HTML document into a text block. Alternatively host this folder to use article.html, then adapt the draft to your publication.
3. Upload the CSV and source notes, or reproduce them in accessible HTML. Keep source/context outside the image, including when images are blocked.
4. In your email editor, use poster.png linked to the published article. Replace EVERY local file reference with your own uploaded HTTPS URL, including image source, article link, CSV and source-note links. Relative files cannot work in a delivered email. Use your normal footer/unsubscribe mechanism; this pack is only the editorial content.
5. Check the real article and send yourself a test through your own email platform before sending to readers. Animation, remote-image loading and HTML handling vary by platform/client. Browser HTML preview is not inbox-delivery testing.
6. At phone widths, use the reading composition; the standard landscape file is intended for larger viewing sizes. The reading composition was designed for images at least 288px wide; provide a larger view if your column is narrower.

PRIVACY AND CREDIT
No account or upload to AnimCharts is required. The ZIP contains your input data, not a public hosted project. Maker credit/links to AnimCharts or SupaMakers are optional and may be removed; third-party data licenses still apply.
