Tariffs are not just a number. They are a geographic distribution. Which factories are in Mexico, which are in Vietnam, and which are still in Guangdong? Lay out how different rates land across different countries on one map. Add links to each country's official response, and readers can see the whole picture at once.
On the day of the earthquake, start by marking the epicenter and the hardest-hit communities. A week later, add temporary housing, supply distribution points, and volunteer gathering areas. A year later, the same map becomes both a record of recovery progress and a reference for the next earthquake.
If you are updating an existing map, it takes effect as soon as you hit save. If it is a completely new event, once you are familiar with the workflow, you can publish a first version within thirty minutes and keep adding to it as the story develops.
Any CMS that supports HTML embeds, including WordPress, custom systems, and most media CMS platforms, can do it. Readers can zoom, click markers, and jump to related passages. It is not just a static screenshot.