Monday, 2 June 2014

Rationale and info

Rationale

I chose to create a website based around the visualisation and graphical representation of data. The site I made is called Stats. A site where users can post questioners about a statistic they wish to know about. Primarily aimed at small businesses without the means to conduct large scale surveys, the site also caters to those seeking answers to more casual questions, or are curious towards a particular subject. I wanted the design of the website to sit quietly behind the focal point of the site, being the data and graphs. A fairly unadorned colour palette was used along with a red spot colour to highlight points of interest complements this unobtrusive aesthetic. The design is based on a two column grid at desktop, this reduces to a single column as the site is brought into tablet, and further compacts menus as the site is in mobile. 


notes of functionality

The graph for the recent submission who are you and what do you do on the internet? Currently updates when answered. The circle representing the 16-25 demographic expands, this graph is illustrating a selection of age groups and the primary activity they do on the internet. The sections latest, browse, most answered, need answers would all be identical is look but would reorder the content in terms of section.

About the site


Stats. Is website aimed at small business, or whoever wants visual representations of their data. Users can pose questioners consisting of multiple choice questions and numerical sliders, users may ask as little as one and up to eight questions. Questioners posted will be answered by all the other users, when a certain number of answers are given you will be notified. From there you simply take the raw data we provide and come up with amazing visualisations, once that’s done we’ll host the data visualisations and allow other users to continue to answer and effect your statistic.

home page desktop

home page tablet




Home page mobile








Device testing

ensemble

mobile

tablet

desktop

Sunday, 1 June 2014

Progress and responsive data

The primary dynamic data features of my website are the graphics and questionnaires


The script that controls the graph for the internet questionnaire: The user is asked their age and what their most visited sites are. upon completion the graph will update, with the respective circle (the users demographic), becoming bigger.
*only the 16-25 age range updates when the submit button is clicked. 




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