New click-based synchronization system #58 #112
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The input-based sync system where users had to input the current time after a five seconds countdown was source of errors. Many users were inputing 12 hours-format time instead of 24 and we were likely having a serious issue with timezones... In this prototype, users have to click a button at the next quarter minute. For ex, if it's 12:20:20, then we'll ask to hit the button at 12:20:30. I included some jokes (Almost there youngling, All good, take me home scotty, One does not simply ...) that we could randomize (like the Jack bot). The rule is, however, to keep them short (20 characters space included) so they fit on the popup. @AlphonseJr, @VS2000, thoughts ?
MathieuNls
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Can't wait to have a look and start testing :) |
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Petite remarque, il faudrait enlever l'affichage de l'heure sur cette page car ça peut être confusant, l'user ne doit regarder QUE sa montre ! |
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When the second reaches exactly the twelve o'clock position |
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Hello, j'ai mis le picto sur slack. Je pense qu'on peut l'intégrer dans le CTA sur la droite du texte. |
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D'accord avec VS2000 ! |
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totalement d'accord cher Alphonse! |
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Yo ! Bon j'ai fait plusieurs mesures sur mobile : L'affichage pour ce viewport n'est pas encore optimal:
Je pense qu'il y a un soucis avec le calcul de la mesure, on a toujours 0.0 sec de précision. Les images Instagram ne se chargent plus : Dans l'email de result il n'y a pas eu le dashboard :( Il manque l'arobase pour "@Toolwatchapp" dans le share Twitter :( |
MathieuNls
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Je viens de tester, perso je retirerai le picto du CTA, ça fait too much. Je mettrai le picto à droite du CTA et je centrerai les deux. |
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Une fois synchronisé pour obtenir le résultat, la pop in qui apparaît est la même que quand tu te synchronises la première fois : "le take me home scotty" devrait être remplacé par "give me my accuracy dude" Thanks ! |
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All good pour la mesure ! |
New click-based synchronization system #58
The input-based sync system where users had to input the current time after a five seconds countdown was source of errors. Many users were inputing 12 hours-format time instead of 24 and we were likely having a serious issue with timezones...
In this prototype, users have to click a button at the next quarter minute. For ex, if it's 12:20:20, then we'll ask to hit the button at 12:20:30.
I've included some jokes (Almost there youngling, All good, take me home scotty, One does not simply ...) that we could randomize (like the Jack bot). The rule is, however, to keep them short (20 characters space included) so they fit on the popup.
@AlphonseJr, @VS2000, thoughts ?