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From DC field test: "I wasn't able to edit the zones once I'd created them. That would be a great improvement."

duplicate keys in deployment/init.sql:

Double mentioned:

'recreation_active',
'recreation_passive',

resulting in:
duplicate key value violates unique constraint "pg_enum_typid_label_index"

Two of my surveyors had issues creating an account and logging into the app on their iPhones:

• Password specifications were not identified when creating an account in the app, eliciting error window without explanation.
• Once logged in, assigned surveys did not appear in app.
• Password reset function does not appear to function properly.

My admin credentials worked for logging into the app, though it was not clear this was the case at first. If an email has been "whitelisted" to beta-test the admin, is the holder of that email address required to first set up account online via admin panel?

User feedback says the back to map button on the app is not compelling or clear enough

If a study admin has unsaved changes, and they are about to navigate away or work on another study, they should see an alert.

Select fields like groups, objects, and others are not showing up on the app as selected in the study design window.

Currently the iOS app is restricted to the US App Store. Thanks.

From SF: Tons of log in issues – users had difficulty creating an account and were almost never successful in logging into a new device
a. “Error: undefined”

From SF: "Create Overlapping / nested polygons"

If I run yarn watch in main project folder I always get Unexpected token Exception:

Entrypoint app = app.bundle.js app.bundle.js.map
[0] multi babel-polyfill ./src/app.tsx 40 bytes {app} [built]
[./node_modules/webpack/buildin/global.js] (webpack)/buildin/global.js 472 bytes {app} [built]
[./src/app.tsx] 5.26 KiB {app} [built] [failed] [1 error]
+ 326 hidden modules

ERROR in ./src/app.tsx
Module build failed (from ./node_modules/babel-loader/lib/index.js):
SyntaxError: /home/mav/Schreibtisch/commonspace/src/app.tsx: Unexpected token (12:4)

  10 | 
  11 | render(
> 12 |     <MuiThemeProvider theme={theme}>
     |     ^
  13 |         <MainWrapper router={router} uiState={uiState} applicationState={applicationState} />
  14 |     </MuiThemeProvider>,
  15 |     document.getElementById('app')

Seems to be related to injection of MuiThemeProvider from @material-ui, which is installed.
Guess, this is not the best place to ask, but do you have an hint for me?

Thanks,
Marc

From DC field test: "The app crashed repeatedly once I had entered several data points. After entering a point the menu to choose personal characteristics wouldn't stay open or would try to close instead of recording my data. Sometimes the app would restart after I hit "back to map" on the personal characteristics menu. Zooming in on the map sometimes didn't work or crashed the app. "

when I download the study data from a movement count, it doesn't include which zone the counts are from. This is a necessary field

Currently the public facing pages (authentication, about, terms, privacy) are mobile friendly, but study configuration is not.

For surveyors without a data plan, add an offline mode that stores data locally, and syncs when connected

From SF: "Make some Attribute Groups mandatory"

From DC field test:

• "If groups (2+) were congregating and chatting, it was difficult to document the gender and age of each person in the group. Might be easier to select the number of people first (1, 2, 3-7, 8+) and then answer the prompts for each individual in the group rather than create multiple entries."
• "Like the duplicate feature. Would have liked a swipe option to scroll through “persons.”
• "...Also there needs to be a way to better catalog groups with multiple ages."

From DC field test:

• "The map tends to jump around when trying to place a person."
• "The map doesn’t accurately locate north and south."
• "...It wasn’t great at finding my position exactly – it often showed me on the wrong side of the street – which is fine as long as you know exactly where you are, which in a survey like this, you do."

From SF: " Have buttons be responsive to screen size
a. Buttons were way too small on the iPad and hard to press"

From SF: "Admin panel – doesn’t always allow studies to be updated
a. “Unable to update study”

Accidentally clicked outside of the pop up window when creating a study, and it deleted all my progress. Suggest auto-saving, or asking user if they are sure they want to exit.

Add a place in the app to layer observations about bike/path facility features (pot holes in the bike lane or substandard bike facility), curb furniture (seating, bike parking (type, full/empty)), lighting....

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A study administrator should be able to delete surveyors and surveys. This has not been tackled because of the many potential side effects.

From SF: "In progress” time does not automatically update. You must close and re-open the app for the appropriate hour to be highlighted"

From SF: "Select attributes within Attribute Groups (hide others), i.e. Age: Just 0-14 and 65+"

From DC field test: "The data file doesn't list which surveyor collected the data point. This makes it difficult to follow up."

the app function for movement counts doesn't tell you where to go or provide any direction for what direction to count etc. Would be very helpful!

From DC field test: "Would be helpful to have descriptions of the activities (i.e., what does “cultural activity” mean). Should have a “waiting for transit” activity."

From SF: "Overlay additional vector imagery (i.e. site plan)"

From SF: "Re-order the Attribute Groups (Posture most important; Gender and Age subjective)"

From SF: "Ability to move a point in space after it’s been dropped on the map"

Note: the CommonSpace team has explored this and did not implement because it added more complexity to the UX than benefit. Could be worth revisiting.

It would be awesome for studies to be available to multi-lingual groups of surveyors

Please make it possible to share studies across multiple study managers (in admin), for backups and collaborative projects.

When switching study types in admin, fields should update (e.g. mode should unselect and be removed from array if part of it).

From SF:

• "Admin panel / backend management of multi-week studies?"
• "Duplicate a survey that’s already been created?"
• "Export table of assignments"

From SF: "Allow users to edit notes in list of data point
a. Now users can only edit attributes and delete"

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Currently, configuring date, start/end hours and minutes for every volunteer for every single shift can be tedious. Add smarter way to manage surveyors at scale.

From SF: "Export shapefile of polygons for Study Areas"

When study lists or survey lists get long, they should be paginated