Frank Hulley-Jones

London, UK

Designer and front-end developer

Education: Falmouth University, BA in Graphic Design

Frank Hulley-Jones is a designer and developer for The Washington Post. He produces interactive pieces to help audiences engage with complex and important news stories. Before joining the Post in 2021, he was design lead for the visuals team at the Guardian in London.
Latest from Frank Hulley-Jones

Written in the wood

What one pine tree on an Arizona mountaintop can tell us about the hottest year on record -- and what lies ahead

December 20, 2023

Ancient warning of a rising sea

Coral reefs in the Seychelles off Africa may indicate where sea level rise will be felt the hardest as human-caused climate change impacts the world’s oceans.

November 17, 2023

The day an underwater volcano almost wiped out a nation

The volcanic eruption in Tonga was one of the most powerful ever recorded. Experts say it was a wake-up call.

September 1, 2023

Buried under the ice

Scientists journeyed to Greenland in an unprecedented experiment to drill for rocks beneath the ice sheet. But a crack in the ice threatened their mission — and their ability to predict the fate of the warming world.

August 25, 2023

    Hidden beneath the surface

    Canada's Crawford Lake may hold evidence that humans have fundamentally changed Earth enough to have started the Anthropocene, a new chapter in geologic time.

    June 20, 2023

    Proud Boys revealed: Videos, secret chats show how Jan. 6 plot unfolded

    With an inside look at the Proud Boys trial, see months of videos and secret chats shown to a D.C. jury that revealed how the Jan. 6 plot unfolded.

    May 5, 2023

      In a land of cold, the architecture is tested by heat

      How British architecture has made homes vulnerable to extreme heat and cold

      November 29, 2022

      Queen Elizabeth II: A visual timeline of her 70 years on the throne

      See the key moments throughout the queen's 70 years on the throne.

      September 8, 2022

      The joy of Juneteenth: America’s long and uneven march from slavery to freedom

      Juneteenth history explained: The celebration when Texas’s enslaved men, women and children were set free on June 19, 1865.

      June 14, 2022

      Saving the sounds of an ancient city

      Listen to the the sounds that could fade away as Cairo expands and more people move out of the center of the city.

      May 23, 2022