'Analysts' as a group won't make sense to most people - If their title is shown, they should be called 'contributors' or 'helper' or something.
When a Contributor first logs in, they should see a screen that's oriented around their experience.
Before logging in, they should see something that captures:
What GeoQ projects are publicly visible with invitations to contribute from the public
A message that either asks them if they want to volunteer, or if they've been invited to work on a task, or the ability to log in if they have an account
After logging in (or creating an account), they should see projects that they can work on:
What GeoQ Projects are Currently visible (public/or assigned) to them (maybe shown as a map)
What GeoQ projects they are invited to contribute to along with what teams they are on if any
-- What functions they should be performing, and how to do so (i.e., "You've been asked to collect Polygons of Flooded Areas within the Colorado Flooding project")
The ability to suggest new layers/data sources/maps
The ability to subscribe to information, either as KML, GeoRSS, GeoJSON, WMS, etc.
jaycrossler
commented
10 years ago
'Analysts' as a group won't make sense to most people - If their title is shown, they should be called 'contributors' or 'helper' or something.
When a Contributor first logs in, they should see a screen that's oriented around their experience.
Before logging in, they should see something that captures:
After logging in (or creating an account), they should see projects that they can work on: