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The infographic makes it look like half of VSS users love it. But later on, the article states that zero VSS users said they loved it.
by jcromartie 16y ago
The infographic makes it look like half of VSS users love it. But later on, the article states that zero VSS users said they loved it.
- yock 16y agoRight, I was wondering about that too. Same for CVS.
- MartinCron 16y agoI think the response options were more than just love/hate, and that the infographic is representing that about half of the VSS users are "meh".
- gecko 16y agoFor each VCS, you had to pick between love, like, meh, bleh, and ptooey (I don't remember the exact word options). The infographic attempts to just merge those into degree-of-like, which I believe was done by assigning weights to passion and then averaging.
- ohashi 16y agoI think you missed the point. The graphic doesn't effectively communicate the underlying data. I was also thrown by the graphic and words. 3 hearts/stars/whatever to me means average. Zero people saying they love a system to me indicates less than average. I don't fault you for trying to communicate it the way you did, it makes sense from one perspective, but from a user standpoint it's confusing when combined with the text.
- gecko 16y agoPersonally, I agree. I know our graphics designer whipped up one of the actual bell curve per VCS. Hopefully, we'll post it later.