Roadmap to v2.0
Small / clear cut
- 1 finalize A/B results to date
- 1 fix button text
- 1 figure out missing IPs issue
- 1 design 1 new splash page, A/B it against all the old ones
- 1 add condition histograms to all_hists
- 1 improve PCA tutorial page. explain actual result - 'PC1 captures overall problems'
- 1 touch up current about page
- 1 bigger text for "tap once for a little, twice for a lot" instruction:
- FOR SPRING 1 fix the development vs. production WSGI issue
- 2 improve IP tracking logic to limit bot traffic and improve security
- 2 fill in last 5 survey level 1 questionnaires
- 2 fix PSQI items
- 2 fix header/tab text
- 3 touch up PROs on desktop/mobile
- 3 plug art choices into forum
Big / Need to think about
- allow for manipulation of plots. drop-down to color by question X.
- figure out username change / forgot password issue
- re-think About page. "Art" and "Science" as first-level headers?
About Science Art Team Newsletter
- rethink user experience at from the landing page. (analyze results to date)
- implement adaptive logic for homepage card display (or whatever replaces it)
- v1.0 of the level 2 surveys
- implement ranked choice response style
Big picture vision
Pillars of design. How do we engage people.
1. The questions are engaging. They are thought-provoking, weird/funny, and asked in a variety of ways (maybe sliders are only 1/10 but they break up the tedium.)
2. You get interesting results about yourself. "Here's your weirdest answer; Here's you compared to everyone; You score low on PC2, which we think represents anxiety."
3. You can see other people's data - explore those closest to you on the plot.
4. Data exploration/manipulation.
5. You can read/learn about the science. Click into pages explaining the plot, what it means, and how this could be helpful to people.
- When and how to introduce the idea of a citizen science approach to building an EEG / wearable / sleep dataset