Design Review - Effervessence / Soil Structure / Percent Clay

[DerekCaelin]

Revisit designs for important data inputs and present to the engineering team.

Designs from these stories:

• https://github.com/techmatters/terraso-product/issues/167
• https://github.com/techmatters/terraso-product/issues/162
• https://github.com/techmatters/terraso-product/issues/543

Designs

• Effervescence
• Soil Structure
• Percent Clay

Acceptance Criteria

• [x] Designer revisits designs - are they complete and do we need to update them based on what we've learned
• [x] Laura feedback
• [x] BLM feedback
• [x] Design edits if needed
• [x] Designer presents to Engineers for feedback
• [x] Engineers size the designs.

[CourtneyLee333]

@hamriclr I've seen various illustrations for soil structure. Do you think the ones used in the legacy app are good to continue with, or should we look for others?

[CourtneyLee333]

@DerekCaelin @hamriclr In the original scope we bundled percent clay and rock fragments into texture in terms of project management requirements. On the Soil Pit overview screen we currently display texture and rock fragments separately. So we also want to display percent clay on the overview? Seems yes, since we've been asked for that input multiple times. I'm thinking we might want to separate them out when it comes to requirements, for some flexibility. Let's review this thinking and figure out what makes sense.

[DerekCaelin]

@CourtneyLee333 that approach makes sense to me, let's see what Laura thinks.

[CourtneyLee333]

@DerekCaelin Some things to note as you create or edit implementation tasks:

• The links to the Figma designs are just for the new input screens.
• There are other views - project requirements, edit depth interval, and Soil Pit overview - that also need to be updated with these new inputs. I made some additional edits to those views as you'll see.
• I also update Texture input to clarify Texture Class in light of the new percent clay input.

Please take a look at all those designs and leave any comments.