The progress bars do not have to be accurate. The intention is to give users a rough indication of progress, rather than an absolute measure.
Suggested measures
Step 0:
"In progress" once a site has been created (15%)
30% once a system has been created;
50% once a system has some data.
75% once a system is more than 1/2 complete;
100% once all systems are complete.
Preparation:
25% attributed to:
Uploading farms (need to have at least 1 farm added)
Survey context (the 'required' lists are complete)
CAET Interpretations (user has declared them complete
Survey has been marked as previewed and the user is ready to being the live survey.
Steps 1 and 2 are "in progress" once the survey is live.
Ideally, here we would actually track progress. Knowing how many surveys are complete out of the 'total' is a useful metric, and we will want to show that on the survey management page anyway. So once we have that setup, we can use it for the progress bars.
user should enter the target number of farms. (e.g., 100 farms may be uploaded, but only 80 are going to be surveyed. Also, 80 farms that have not been uploaded might be surveyed (if you don't know in advance where you're going). So we need a 'target number of farms to survey' metric. Then we can track the progress.
The progress bars do not have to be accurate. The intention is to give users a rough indication of progress, rather than an absolute measure.
Suggested measures
Step 0:
Preparation: 25% attributed to:
Steps 1 and 2 are "in progress" once the survey is live.
Ideally, here we would actually track progress. Knowing how many surveys are complete out of the 'total' is a useful metric, and we will want to show that on the survey management page anyway. So once we have that setup, we can use it for the progress bars.
user should enter the target number of farms. (e.g., 100 farms may be uploaded, but only 80 are going to be surveyed. Also, 80 farms that have not been uploaded might be surveyed (if you don't know in advance where you're going). So we need a 'target number of farms to survey' metric. Then we can track the progress.