Explore NZZ's website to identify the main types of visual content they publish. For each type, describe the kind of visual storytelling it offers, referencing any specific formats or examples mentioned on the respective sections of the website.
Navigate to the NZZ homepage (nzz.ch). Open the main navigation menu. Click on the 'Visuals' link in the menu. Observe the content and URL to understand the nature of this section and note any examples or descriptions. From the current page or navigation menu, click on the 'Fotografie' link. Observe the content and URL to understand the nature of this section and note any examples or descriptions. From the current page or navigation menu, click on the 'Video' link. Scroll down the 'Video' page if necessary to reveal content and explicit descriptions. Observe the content and URL to understand the nature of this section and note any examples or descriptions. Synthesize observations to list the main visual content types and their descriptions.
Successfully navigate to the 'Visuals', 'Fotografie', and 'Video' sections. Identify 'Visuals' as a distinct visual content type, indicating interactive graphics, data visualizations, or 3D content, referencing examples like 'Ein Dorf verschwindet: Der Bergsturz von Blatten in 3-D'. Identify 'Fotografie' as a distinct visual content type, implying curated photographic collections or photo essays, referencing examples like 'Die Proteste in Los Angeles in Bildern' or 'Unter Hippies'. Identify 'Video' as a distinct visual content type, specifically mentioning 'Dokus, Talks, Reportagen und Erklärvideos' (Documentaries, Talks, Reports, and Explanatory Videos) as examples of formats. Provide a concise description for each of the three identified visual content types, based on information found on the website.