During a guided experience that helps me create a layered visualization, the visitor would like to be oriented to where they are in the experience (e.g. you're on screen 2 of 5). #27

As a user, I would like each tab on the Make-A-Viz to guide me via a leading question (e.g. Does shoe size matter? Which counties are fastest?). #28

As a learning researcher, I would like to know whether visitors perform better at graphing 3 data fields or 5 data fields. #35

As a user, I would like to see data from the last 4 runners automatically highlighted in the data, since I might not be the most recent runner. #40

@scimap commented on Tue Dec 19 2017

As an xM administrator, I want to see data streams at my local installation in real time.

As a user, I want to see data from the exhibit in the format of a data table to increase my understanding.

As a user, I would like the experience to be "me" centric: first show me and then add more information about me. (need more clarity on this one). #33

As a low-commitment user, I would like to see a visualization that answers a predesignated question.

As a non-runner, I want to be able to choose attributes that match me when building a visualization (e.g. I want to see all males from Monroe County who are wearing boots). #19

As a runner, I would like to compare my run time with the avatar I chose to run against. #18

@scimap commented on Fri Feb 23 2018

@GagsdName commented on Thu Jan 25 2018

@bherr2 commented on Wed Jan 10 2018

As a visitor who does not want a deep interaction, show me a simple visualization with new data very obvious, combined with a simple prompt. This will allow me to take away a new insight even though I only have a brief amount of time and attention to dedicate to this exhibit experience. #22

As a busy museum visitor, I would like to create a visualization in 5 minutes or less, so that I learn something cool in the short amount of time I have available. #46

As a user, I would like to build my visualization one layer at a time so that my comprehension builds as well. #45

@bherr2 asked for a query in the server that returns n runs.

@bherr2 commented on Thu Feb 15 2018

Update classes, generators, etc for Persona

DELETE:

• name
• handedness

ADD:

• altitude: number; // Feet above sea level?
• height: number; // Inches?
• weight: number; // Lbs? - But may be displayed as Blood Volume
• athleticism: 'fast' | 'slow';
• isMocked: boolean; // If data is generated or 'real'

Update:

• state, latitude, and longitude stay, but is not displayed as options in the UI. They are derived from the zipcode.

@bherr2 commented on Thu Feb 15 2018

This is put on hold until we get consensus from the stakeholders on what fields to use.

@bherr2 commented on Fri Jan 26 2018

The current version doesn't implement all the queries, mutations, and subscriptions of the common GraphQL schema. After getting synced up on the schema with SMM, implement the revised schema.

As a visitor, I want to build a visualization even if I didn't run, because I am interested in visualization but I don't want to run.

@scimap commented on Fri Feb 23 2018

@scimap commented on Fri Feb 23 2018

As a developer of the xM I would like to be able to import existing run data as a baseline, using a new data structure.

As a subject matter expert, it is important to allow for missing data, and for people to be able to recognize that data is missing (e.g. spots with no data are shown in gray).

At x point (e.g. after 4 runners) my data point loses it's color and shape and becomes a generic data point so that visual clutter does not impede my understanding. #39

As an administrator, I would like users to enter their zip code so I can tie that to many other types of available data.

As a user I would like you to scaffold the experience of building a visualization. Layer the complexity by variable. First show me in relation to others of my age, then sex, then footwear, then height, etc.. #23

As a make-a-viz user, I want to be able to select an individual from a list of "results" and highlight that persona in my visualizations. #20

As an exhibit developer, I want this to be a single driver experience, with the rest of a group of visitors observing interactions with the make-a-viz screen. #34

@scimap commented on Fri Feb 23 2018

As a runner, I would like the ability to enter or change data at the make-a-viz station, not just at the entry screen before I run. #32

As a visitor I would like the choice to prioritize either live data or to freeze the data for a minute so I can compare (hit the pause button). #29

As a user I want each change I make to be visible as I build the visualization (I can see what I am building as I go along, not just once I am finished). #26

As an advanced user, I would like an "advanced" button I can select to take me to a more advanced experience where the information is targeted to my level. #30

Visitor would like a "back to start" or home button to begin the experience anew. #25

As a user, my path through the make-a-viz experience might look like this: show me something interesting without my having to make a choice, then ask me if I would like to see y or x (then add me), and then ask me if I would like to see x+y (then add me). #24

As a runner, I want to compare my data to that of others in my group (the group I came to the museum with, my previous efforts, or others like me).

As a visitor, I would like you to gather data via sensor so I don't have to type. #31

As a museum visitor I would like shoe type as a data field, so I can see if this affects run time (e.g. high heels, flip flops, tennis shoes, boots, wheels - can pick from pictures).

@scimap commented on Fri Feb 23 2018

As a runner, I want to compare my current run to my previous runs.

As a Make-A-Viz user, I'd like to see a data table as a tab so I can toggle between various visualization types and the table. This helps me understand how the data is represented in the visualizations. #44

As I user, I want to pick the shape and color of my persona when entering my data at the beginning of the experience - this will help me remember which one is me. #14