Closed JUG1T3R closed 6 years ago
To extend off of this idea, what if there was a global time filter that decides what data is being included on each tab.
I'm thinking we should add a popup on each chart that lets you edit it in some way. What should be editable for each chart?
-I think being able to select a date range would be super helpful, particularly for Category Size and Monthly Totals. -Something I would find useful for Monthly Totals (not a chart option, but just in general) would be if it were traceable. So you could see the exact number of each month when you hover over its point. -An option to display a normal distribution curve would be neat for the Rating Distribution graph -The # of Facts graph really needs a way to limit the number of facts being displayed. (keeping track of actors in movies creates a giant unreadable mess for me currently)
1 Month
, 3 Months
, 6 Months
, 1 Year
and All Time
be adequate? I think that would be the simplest for users, instead of picking dates.For future reference, here is a solution to tracing Monthly Totals: https://stackoverflow.com/a/14623439/4769802
Trace-ability is done. (Not sure how to fix high and low labels getting cut off)
I have postponed the curve. The chart tab needs to be refactored so that improvements are easier. It is getting really ugly.
However, I have implemented time controls for Category Size and Monthly Totals and count controls for # of Facts. Double click the chart to access them.
It would be cool to have further flexibility to manipulate the chart tab. Now that I have 10 months worth of data being able to select how many months of data I'd like to view would give a more comprehensive look at the mix of media I consume.
Essentially it'd be adding a 1 Month, 3 Month, 6 Month, 1 Year, or All-Time drop down list or radio that would update all the charts on the page.
This change could make it a lot easier to see how many of each type of media you've consumed each month. (ex. I watched 31 movies, or read 180 comics)