I'm interested in the visual storytelling offered by NZZ. Can you tell me about the different types of visual content they publish, specifically 'Visuals', 'Fotografie', and 'Video'? For each, describe its unique focus and give an example of the kind of content I'd find there. Also, let me know how to find these sections on their website.
Navigate to the NZZ homepage (nzz.ch). Open the main navigation menu. Click on the 'Panorama' link to reveal sub-sections. Click on the 'Visuals' link to observe its content. Navigate to the 'Fotografie' link (from the 'Panorama' menu or current page) to observe its content. Navigate to the 'Video' link (from the 'Panorama' menu or current page) to observe its content. Synthesize the gathered information to describe each visual content type, provide a specific example for each, and state their navigation path.
State that 'Visuals', 'Fotografie', and 'Video' sections are found under the 'Panorama' category in the main navigation. For 'Visuals', state that it focuses on data-driven, interactive, and custom-programmed stories, providing 'Karten und Grafiken' (maps and graphics) as an example. For 'Fotografie', state that it features photo essays and curated collections, providing 'Bildstrecke' (image series/photo essay) as an example, specifically mentioning 'Die Proteste in Los Angeles in Bildern'. For 'Video', state that it includes documentaries, talks, reports, and explanatory videos, and confirm that content like news-related videos and historical reports (e.g., 'Frauenfussball war 1920 ein Massenphänomen') are found there.