On 06/20/2016 05:46 PM, mray wrote: > > On 09.06.2016 22:21, Michael Siepmann wrote: >> I've put some revised mockups at >> http://techdesignpsych.com/Temporary/snowdrift/ based on recent thoughts >> and conversations. Two new things they include are (a) a >> red/yellow/green max status indicator on every page, and (b) the project >> pages list three ways it makes a difference to the project whether >> you're a patron or not. >> >> Looking forward to further discussion. >> >> Best, >> >> Michael > > (a) red/yellow/green indicator > A "healthy buffer" is hard to define as a meaningful measure. We should > be happy with every amount as long as no problems occur. When they occur > they shouldn't appear frequently. > > The indicator seems to make much more sense for actual problems needing > indication; e.g. when the "limit" is lower than "pledges" + "buffer". > > (b) listing three ways a pledge makes a difference > I agree we need to actively approach patrons and non-patrons about the > ways snowdrift works. I also think we should try to rely on visuals not > *only* on plain text in order to avoid having too much text. >
Thanks, mray, for this and all your other recent thoughts. I hope to be able to spend some time thinking about all of this soon.
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