Closed kcheat closed 8 years ago
@kcheat @dezzie
Since we removed the Output paragraph altogether in issue #54, I'm thinking we can split the output description ("Use the document level analysis to get a sense of the overall tone of the document, and use the sentence level analysis to identify the strongest tones of specific parts of the content.") into their respective Document-level tone and Sentence-level tone sections.
There was also Document level inline help sections specified in issue #56. The way it's done here has more consistency.
How should we resolve these?
@jzhang300 splitting it out into their respective Document-level tone and Sentence-level tone sections sounds good to me and I think both proposed methods of document level inline help solve the same issue so I am all for picking whichever one is easier to implement
Ok, I took at stab at everything but the inline help for the graph headers, which we can do by monday
closing this issue because it's covered in other issues or we're done editing the overall copy. Last bit that needs to be done are tooltips for graph headers, that issue is here #71
Change top level sentence from this: to this: Discover and understand how emotions are coming across, the social tendencies that are being expressed, and how your writing style is coming across in your content.
Remove the section under Choose Content (I don't think this is necessary because it is just reiterating the header Choose Content, and it doesn't really need to be clarified):
Change the content of the Output from: to this: Use the document level analysis to get a sense of the overall tone of the document, and use the sentence level analysis to identify the strongest tones of specific parts of the content.
Remove the inline help under Document Level and Sentence Level (this is now covered generally under the output):
Add inline help sections under Document level Emotion Summary, Language Summary and Social summary:
Remove raw score from the summary headings (does not really express clear info):