Open noamoss opened 4 years ago
@mushon (opened this design specific issue. Feel free to add your comments and thoughts, but I think we should first finalize the general plan on #254)
My thoughts here was that you would actually need to check all of these and if one of them isn't checked we will ask you only about that
default balance - it would much easier to leave things as is. I think we must push users to actively approve there was not change.
this is exactly what I meant. You would need to check all of these to confirm there was no change. Check this:
BTW, I agree we should do it only for consecutive days, through that we may also create an additional incentive for daily reporting…
@akariv FYI ^^^
I will now work on spec for next week
@mushon I suggest to simpify the wording a bit:
(this will save the need for technical instructions and telling the consequences of checking/unchecking each detail). + we can give up the "אין שינוי" label when the option is not selected - or totally (to save the hassle of long strings covering it)
Any objection? If not, can you update the design?
Would be good to show how a more complex situation would look like (e.g. has 3 symptoms, met 3 adults and 3 kids). Also, worth mentioning that while some items fall into the "are you in the same situation as yesterday" concept, for other questions it seems forced.
For example, the temperature question might work ok for the 'didn't take my temperature', but will work poorly for when I did take my temperature and there's no reason the measurement will be identical to yesterday. Same for the 'met with X people' question - if I never meet anybody then it makes sense, but if I meet people during the day it makes little sense to ask 'yesterday you met with 2 people, is it still the case today'
correct. We thought to limit this mechanism to only some of the daily (...and weekly) questions.
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Would be good to show how a more complex situation would look like (e.g. has 3 symptoms, met 3 adults and 3 kids). Also, worth mentioning that while some items fall into the "are you in the same situation as yesterday" concept, for other questions it seems forced.
For example, the temperature question might work ok for the 'didn't take my temperature', but will work poorly for when I did take my temperature and there's no reason the measurement will be identical to yesterday. Same for the 'met with X people' question - if I never meet anybody then it makes sense, but if I meet people during the day it makes little sense to ask 'yesterday you met with 2 people, is it still the case today'
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and beyond that, limit it to the more "nothing unusual to report" type of scenario.
@akariv @mushon see my idea for implementation at https://github.com/hasadna/avid-covider/issues/310.
@mushon I think the "ללא שינוי" label should be displayed only when the item is checked, otherwise, it might misleading.
@mushon I think the "ללא שינוי" label should be displayed only when the item is checked, otherwise, it might misleading.
not sure I understand, the "אין שינוי" label is what you confirm with the checkbox. It's the oldest pattern on the web, what's misleading about it?
I claim that a clear and descriptive question should serve the purpose (like "מה מהפרטים הבאים נכון גם היום?", see https://github.com/hasadna/avid-covider/issues/310#issue-615132417 for full description) the reporter will click/check the relevant facts. Showing the label "ללא שינוי" is not a must - and might confuse, as we are not using this pattern anywhere else in the tool. In other words: the user might think that by not clicking he/she confirms the fact. Showing the "ללא שינוי" label AFTER checking the box, and hiding it again after unchecking the box - is a way to ensure the user understood the new mechanism.
I actually think it is less clear with your suggestion. Let’s have @akariv decide.
@akariv ^^^^
@mushon following our slack discussion in which you shared this draft:
you can assume and apply a dynamic intro sentence (הדיווח האחרון שלך היה לפני 3 ימים, מה השתנה מאז?)
last button should be dynamic:
I think we need to better address the default bias, and ensure the user actively approve the details. I thought of adding a "keep"/"yes" switch next to each detail. Clicking on "update"/"no" (it is not the same) will bring up the relevant question.
we should enable a context/intro sentence before showing an "update" question again, since now it will appear out of context (think of the temperature question, for example).