Visualization of parking data to assist in understanding of the effects of parking policies on a neighborhood by neighborhood basis in the City of Los Angeles
As a user, I expect to compare data between two different regions easily. If I am unsure if that region is what I would like to see, I want to be able to see data for that region before deciding if it is the right one for me.
Description
When a user has selected a region in the first region text box, they would then see a clickable hyperlink labeled “See Data 1”. When the user clicks on this link, they, then, see the Single Type UI with Citation Type dropdown, Date Range, From and To Calendars, and the graph.
The user would see a header with an X button and Region 1 at the top. If the user clicks on X, they are then taken back to the previous UI where they are able to select region types and the regions.
The same actions would occur if the user fills in data for region 2 and clicks on See Data 2. The header would then be labeled as Region 2 respectively.
Acceptance Criteria
If a user clicks on X when they are on the See Data 1 or See Data 2 UI, then the user would go back to the Compare Mode UI with their data remembered.
If a user clicks on See Data 1, then the user would see the Single Type UI with an additional header on top allowing them to see the data of that region.
User Story
As a user, I expect to compare data between two different regions easily. If I am unsure if that region is what I would like to see, I want to be able to see data for that region before deciding if it is the right one for me.
Description
When a user has selected a region in the first region text box, they would then see a clickable hyperlink labeled “See Data 1”. When the user clicks on this link, they, then, see the Single Type UI with Citation Type dropdown, Date Range, From and To Calendars, and the graph.
The user would see a header with an X button and Region 1 at the top. If the user clicks on X, they are then taken back to the previous UI where they are able to select region types and the regions.
The same actions would occur if the user fills in data for region 2 and clicks on See Data 2. The header would then be labeled as Region 2 respectively.
Acceptance Criteria
Design References
Figma
Technical References
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Additional Information
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