thinkingmachines / linksight-2018

LinkSight is a web app for applying the Philippine Standard Geographic Code to messy and misspelled barangay, municipality, city, and province names.
https://linksight.thinkingmachin.es
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As a user, I want to know the number of "Multiple Matches" I need to check and how many I've already done #125

Closed danidalisay closed 6 years ago

danidalisay commented 6 years ago

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Current status: Changing numbers in Multiple Matches and Checked Matches. A bit confusing, I initially thought there were three results (Identified Locations, Multiple Matches, and Checked Matches).

Suggestions:

  1. Separate the placing of Checked Matches and add the instructions near this.

  2. Convert this to a numerical goal ratio (Checked/Multiple Matches). Fixed number on multiple matches and change checked matches as user selects. Example: starts at 0/258. Then as person selects, it moves to 1/258, 2/258 until 258/258.

  3. Visual progress bar to motivate the user to decide on the goal number.

piafaustino commented 6 years ago

@binkymilk Can you take on designing how this should look and later coding it up too? For Monday release

piafaustino commented 6 years ago

129 Filed another issue for just removing "checked matches" for now and representing "multiple matches" correctly. This issue will focus on adding a better feature for visually tracking progress on the number of multiple matches checked by the user.

binkymilk commented 6 years ago

Tried out a new way of representing both the number of multiple matches and the number of matches already checked

linksight-v3-02

piafaustino commented 6 years ago

Closing for now because we're doing an overhaul of the check matches page #185

Let's revisit this later