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Graphical progress display #14
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I've started poking around on this, and I had an idea. What if, for the profile page, instead of the "Today is [date] and [name] has written [x] sketches", we do a type of gauge or thermometer? Something like what's here: http://750words.com/one_month/running . If you're unfamiliar with 750 words, the idea is very similar to naskewrimo... every day, you login and write 3 pages of free form. The idea's taken from this book called The Artist's Way, but that's beside the point. Alternatively, we could just flat out rip off - er, be inspired from - that page, and use it whole hog, with a wall of shame, wall of awesome to let the competitive juices start flowing on the site. Anyway, I'm bringing it up because that byline to start the site is kinda long, and at the very least I'd like to trim it down for the ios view. |
Thoughts:
This has strayed pretty far from "mobile stylesheet"; I'm going to edit this issue and open a new one |
Mobile stylesheet is now Issue #25 |
For rendering the graphs, it looks like NFSN doesn't support ImageMagick or the like, so I'm thinking Raphael? |
I think a horizontal bar, like the horse chart, on the individual profile page would be cool, so you can see distance to 30. I wouldn't use them on the front page. If we just want a horizontal bar, can't we do it all in plain ol' HTML/CSS, by setting up a |
Oh yeah, if it's just a horizontal bar then HTML/CSS is def the way to go. I've done that kind of progress bar, and it's actually kind of easy. I only proposed Raphael in case you had something ornate planned for the profile page (which you don't, thankfully!) Another alternative is something like 30 boxes across the top, and an X inside each day that you post a sketch. It's simpler than the bar, and also provides instant "how many days in a row did I miss" feedback. In addition, we can make each X'd box clickable, so people can jump to whatever sketch they wrote for that day. On Sep 4, 2011, at 10:24 PM, benzado wrote:
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Show progress from 1-30 graphically
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