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I'm more impressed by the rich interactions demonstrated in this post http://blogs.adobe.com/webplatform/2013/05/16/creating-an-installed-application-experience-on-mobile-with-web-technologies/

Is it possible to make it open-source as well?

The Adobe license text needs to be added to the top of all Adobe files (not NatGeo). If you need the text, let me know.

The tombstones at the end of the desktop and mobile articles look like characters that the browser can't render as opposed to the Nat Geo tombstone. (See attached screenshot.) This is a good example of something that doesn't translate very well directly from print.

Please change to yellow. You can get the official Nat Geo yellow from their logo.

Add a NOTICE file for tracking 3rd party code.

Let's make the README more presentable.

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This needs to be added very prominently to the README file:

Any use of National Geographic assets requires a written license. For contacts and information please go to NationalGeographicStock.com.

The URL above should be a link.

I can't get this working at all.

Use the vector watermark for all NG assets.

It doesn't look like the image captions are using hyphenations. Hyphenations will increase the "resolution" of the exclusion and make them look sharper.

We need the LICENSE file in the root of the project.

Which is ok, but it might be a good idea to just disable them on resize so they aren't misaligned.