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Answer Questions Page #66

Open GiselleS opened 10 years ago

GiselleS commented 10 years ago

bestnest_questionsingle1 bestnest_questionsingle4 bestnest_questionsingle3 bestnest_questionsingle2

These pages appear immediately after a user finishes the Leave Tips Page

I've swapped out the questions to simplify the format and give only 'yes/no/not sure' questions. I hope this will make the QA process feel breezier. It does mean we gather slightly less information per question...seems like an ok trade if it means people will answer more questions.

Also, these questions are not 'lorem ipsum.' After a lot of renter advocacy web research these questions are my proposal for our starting set of user generated content.

Active button state for the future: bestnest_questionsingle_activebtn

jeremiak commented 10 years ago

What should happen to these buttons as they're pressed? Should the state change? I assume only one should be able to be selected?

Right now just getting the CSS inline, we can always add the functionality later

jeremiak commented 10 years ago

Implemented as a single page for now, do you think that will be enough to do usability testing and move forward?

We can always change it later but we have lots to do right now so I don't know that getting the questions on individual pages is paramount ATM

junosuarez commented 10 years ago

per @giselles: when you answer a question, it swipes in to the next question.

junosuarez commented 10 years ago

back button can take users back to previous questions. upper right navbar action says "done" top stop the series of questions

jeremiak commented 10 years ago
junosuarez commented 10 years ago

To expound on @jeremiak's last comment

Should the UGC have attribution to the user?

when UGC answers are submitted, they are in the context of a user session. this data will be stored along with their response. in the current design, user attribution is not displayed in the app for the structured data, only for reviews. I think this is sufficient.

When I go back to a home I have already submitted tips for should my previous answers be prepopulated?

  • should it be prepopulated with whatever the current effective value is for the home?
  • should there be a default value for all of these (it seems like that would be "Not sure" in the mockups)
  • do we ask questions again even if there is a current effective value? if so, do we ask it more as a confirmation than as an initial "help us fill this out"?
jeremiak commented 10 years ago

What is the rational for breaking it out into three seperate screens? I'm not asking so that I do less work but I'm wondering if this is really required or if we should test it a bit first?

The use case that originally is giving me pause on this is the case where you want to go back and edit your previous choices/submissions. Currently when they're all on one page (http://up.jeremiak.com/XDPY) the user will be able to quickly change their answers. Is this an edge case that I'm over optimizing for?

What would be the rational for making it three different screens?

junosuarez commented 10 years ago

My understanding is that it's the overall interaction of quickly flipping through a bunch of rapid-fire questions. I imagine that going back and re-answering a question would be pretty rare. @GiselleS?