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Neuroaesthetic features - Stage 2 #1331

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mdsimpson42 opened this issue Feb 9, 2024 · 12 comments
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Neuroaesthetic features - Stage 2 #1331

mdsimpson42 opened this issue Feb 9, 2024 · 12 comments
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mdsimpson42 commented Feb 9, 2024

  • Make the blue map button visible under hominess (all sections) when active. Non-interactive, greyed out but "showing building hominess".
  • Hide 'average neuroaesthetic score' - Check with Penn they don't want this.
  • Gamification: Add confetti burst when a user submits data. #1362
  • Remove "thank you for your feedback" box. Add phrase to the red "please note" box.
  • Change "feel to you" to "make you feel"
  • Your score: "Not yet entered".
  • Average: "Average score", "two voteRS"
  • "Worth keeping" - make consistent.
  • "Hominess", "Coherence", "Fascination" in bold. Make titles, then have questions.
  • One category: Buildings & Streetscapes (Hominess -> Building & Streetscape. etc.)
  • At the top: "This section collects data on what you feel about the exterior of a building and the surrounding streetscape."
  • Change "Are your answers..." one box, at the top. "Please select an option below that best describes how well you know the building"
  • Remove the "Please note..." box, pop-up a message if you haven't filled it in.
  • Check if public/community ownership is connected to field on Planning (if not, connect).
  • 'Please tick here if data is being entered as part of a school project' put at very end
@mdsimpson42 mdsimpson42 transferred this issue from colouring-cities/colouring-britain Feb 9, 2024
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The Neuroaesthetic features are in the Core platform, so I've moved this issue to the Core Repo.

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I've been looking at the Confetti but haven't yet found an easy way to fit it into the existing code. When do we want the confetti to appear? When they click "save edits" (if so, it would be on all categories, not just community)?

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polly64 commented Feb 15, 2024

@mdsimpson42 hi mike, can you try a couple of options for us to look at?

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mdsimpson42 commented Feb 21, 2024

  • "How well do you know this building & streetscape?"
  • Dropdown: change to: "Local Knowledge", "Professional Interest", "Seeing an Image"
  • Do you have any other comments on this type of building/streetscape?
  • "I think this because..." -> "I think that..."
  • "Please tick here if you are entering this data as part of a school project?" (remove yes) (Can't edit the text on the tick box without changing them all - if this is important, we can change the type of question to match others on the site)
  • Increase text size in "here we are collecting..." box
  • "If not" and "if in" questions only when you select Yes or No to the first question.
  • Check colour loading - current zoom level doesn't update? (Only a problem on my local machine, seems to work on staging)
  • Remove average colours from the key
  • Trigger confetti on "how well do you know" and "type of building/streetscape"
  • @mdsimpson42 could you also add new colour range on streetscape questions tomorrow morning?

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mdsimpson42 commented Feb 27, 2024

  • How homey and relaxing does THE EXTERIOR of the building feel to you
  • Ask Penn about the wording.
  • How to better explain Coherence?
  • Ask Penn about wording of "does the building feel to you" as opposed to "does the building make you feel".
  • Fix database error on Staging (seems to be the School Project question)

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I've been playing with a few ways to increase the range between the highest and lowest values on the scales to make the difference between values clearer.

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  1. The one we're currently using.
  2. Lowering the saturation with each step.
  3. Increase the saturation.
  4. The same as 3 but with a grey instead of white.
  5. The middle colour is the bright green, and adjust the hue and brightness from there.

Personally, I think 2 and 5 make the most sense, both aesthetically and in terms of representing an increase in the value with each step. (4 also makes sense, but the grey is kinda ugly and hard to distinguish from the background colour in dark mode.)

I'm not sure what the best option is, given that it was important that the colours be bright and engaging. Should we discuss the options with Penn?

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polly64 commented Feb 28, 2024

Hi @mdsimpson42 thanks, I think the dark green might get lost if people have dark background on. I think let'd go for number 3 . could you send the other 3 options too

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So the current scheme is now this:

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I kept the building values the same and changed the streetscape ones to be similar, but different enough when you switch between them.

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I used this to create option 5: https://hihayk.github.io/scale/#2/2/70/89/67/59/100/100/00d924/0/217/36/white. I adjusted it so it's a little less yellow/blue at each end of the scale...

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Here's a wider range, it possibly is slightly clearer if you either start in the middle with the bright green and work down or up the scale?

https://hihayk.github.io/scale/#4/4/99/99/0/0/100/-100/00d924/0/217/36/white

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polly64 commented Feb 28, 2024

@mdsimpson42 thanks mike

  • I like the difference in two greens in hominess
  • can u change the streetscape blue to be more turquoise - think too similar to building colour
  • can you add a bit of orange to streetscape purple - again to just make user feel it is a different brighter colour they are putting in.
  • I think the brightest one should be 5
  • I think 1 should be cream not white - so different from white default on 'daytime'
  • can we try making number 2 for each one a bit paler, and 5 for each one a little darker or more saturated - and then adjust middle ones and then we'll just leave
  • I'll add a lot of entries on staging to just to see what it looks like en mass
  • is the database error ok now?
    see you at 4

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I'm struggling to get the confetti burst to work, so I'm going to create that as a separate issue and close this one. Any new changes to the neuroaesthetic features can be added to a new issue.

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