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Looks interesting, congrats on getting it shipped! A couple of things: 1) At any kind of scale, with smaller data-sets, the blue and red are overlapping in pl
by midhir 12y ago
Looks interesting, congrats on getting it shipped!
A couple of things:
1) At any kind of scale, with smaller data-sets, the blue and red are overlapping in places to form purple and the user has to work out from the hue which is doing better. E.g. Edinburgh looks like it has a high blue content but I need to zoom in to see that really it's dominated by a massive blue blob on Grassmarket.
2) (Wonkish) The YES and NO buttons are stacked vertically with no margin. If the order isn't randomised already I'd consider doing that and separating the buttons.
3) I'm not from Scotland, but I did vote. If you're collecting that data also, why not show it? It'd be interesting for sure. We can often see Scotland across the water from our town, there are plenty of people here who consider themselves Scottish and others besides who have a dog in the fight.
Looking forward to the 18th anyways. Yes or No, it'll be a hell of a party!
- chriswait 12y agoHi there, thanks for the feedback! 1. I'm looking at the way google maps heatmaps lump results together at different zoom levels. If anyone has any experience with this, I'd love to hear about it. 2. This is exactly right. On the todo list now. 3. If you voted outside scotland (and the browser got a location), then it'll be displayed on the map in the place you voted from. Is this what you meant? Really appreciate all the comments.
- midhir 12y agoAh cool! Starting to see some colours over here now. Belfast voting Yes and Dublin voting No.. Now there's a turnup for the books.