Open jesseallhands opened 1 week ago
Screenshot 1 below shows an example of a "bad experience" rating. A "bad experience" is defined as a rating of <=0.4
I think this is not correct, since the bad ratings are <0.33, because 0.33 = neutral
I think this is wrong, since the bad ratings are <0.33, because 0.33 = neutral
<0.33 would be better in my opinion. But aapeli was pretty certain that originally it was <=0.4 which is why I wrote it in this issue. If it really is <=0.33 that's perfect! Less "false positives" for the support team (and less bugging users to give private feedback when it's not necessary).
Note: This ticket is dependent on issue #4121 which must be completed first.
Problem:
When leaving a reference for someone, there is no way for a user to give private feedback to the safety team if they rate their experience "bad experience" on the slider page.
Solution:
When leaving a reference, users should be given the opportunity to privately provide information to the Safety Team if they move the slider to rate the experience "bad experience".
Screenshot 1 below shows an example of a "bad experience" rating. A "bad experience" is defined as a rating of <=0.4 on the slider scale of 0.0 to 1.0. This may seem high, but is on purpose. The vast majority of experiences are >0.4. The experience rating page with the slider (part of the reference flow) needs to be updated to take the user to the "private feedback" page being built on issue #4121 (screenshot 2 and 3 below).
Here is the desired flow/details:
Screenshot 1 Here is what the slider page looks like with a "bad experience" rating:
Screenshot 2 Here is what the "private feedback" page should look like after rating "bad experience", assuming the text box is empty (because the user did not previously submit feedback to the Safety Team). Note the various differences in texts compared to Screenshot 3:
Screenshot 3 Here is what the "private feedback" should look like after rating "bad experience", and the text box CONTAINS TEXT because the user entered feedback after the previous "felt unsafe? no" step. Note the various differences in texts copared to Screenshot 2:
Components: