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Review rating toggle not obvious #189

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alanshaw opened this issue Jun 22, 2015 · 13 comments
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Review rating toggle not obvious #189

alanshaw opened this issue Jun 22, 2015 · 13 comments
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@alanshaw
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screen shot 2015-06-22 at 15 55 41

I was surprised to find these buttons above the review box are actually toggles. What makes it extra confusing is that the buttons below look very similar, but are used in a completely different way:

screen shot 2015-06-22 at 15 59 17

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This is a good point in the context of the buttons below. What do you think, @neynah @jadeqwang - should we change the styling for the review toggle?

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neynah commented Jun 23, 2015

@alanshaw @richsilv Yeah I totally agree the "It's broken" and "I didn't like it" should be styled differently. Let's try with a grey border(can sample from any other ones we've used), dark purple text, and #e7daea for the highlight?

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Okay, @neynah - how does this look?

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@jadeqwang
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Hey @neynah , what do you think of these types of toggle buttons?

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neynah commented Jun 26, 2015

@jadeqwang Since they are like switches, I think they work for values that are opposites. e.g. like / not like, on / off. We could use the toggle button for thumbs up vs thumbs down and then have the appropriate buttons displayed depending on what they toggle.

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neynah commented Jun 26, 2015

I'll mock this up unless you say otherwise. :)

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@neynah go for it.

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neynah commented Jul 2, 2015

First of all, let's update how reviews are displayed at the top of the app.
sandstorm-appmarket-singleapp-verified-positive

In this case, only one thumb on the left will show (to clean up the UI). The default thumb will be a thumbs up as long as a percentage of reviews (greater than 0) are positive. In the case of 100% negative reviews, we will display the thumbs down.

Grey: #bcbcbc
Red: #8e2946
Green: #12875a
sandstorm-appmarket-singleapp-positive-negative

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neynah commented Jul 2, 2015

And here's documentation for the rest of it w/ brief documentation.
sandstorm-appmarket-singleapp-reviews-edit1
sandstorm-appmarket-singleapp-reviewtoggle

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Looks great, @neynah !

The only thing I'd change here is wording (which @richsilv can change on his own):

  • Positive -> Like
  • Negative -> Dislike

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richsilv commented Jul 3, 2015

Looks great, @neynah thanks. just to be clear on the review bar: is it always going to be two-colour (green and grey)? So if there was 30% Amazing, 30% Gets the job done, 30% I don't like it and 10% It doesn't work, we'd mark it as "60% positive" and have a 60% length green bar with the rest grey?

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neynah commented Jul 3, 2015

@richsilv Ah right. That slipped my mind. I think at the top it should stay as it is. For the bottom, perhaps we can breakdown the distribution somehow. (Let me get back to you)

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neynah commented Jul 6, 2015

@jadeqwang @richsilv Thoughts on this?

I figured the review comment box itself probably doesn't need so much space so perhaps we can use some space on the left to show the breakdown/distribution of reviews.

I currently have # of reviews per type, but I could also just show the percentage or even both.
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