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Experience Principles
Nicole Fenton edited this page Apr 14, 2017
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High-level principles to guide the design and decision-making process.
- Make it easy to search, view, and export the data
- Show me what the data can do
- Let me draw my own conclusions
- Get into the details when appropriate
- Help me understand what I’m looking at
- Anticipate my questions
- Explain caveats and limitations in plain language
- Be upfront about what’s there and what’s not
- Show me what’s changed
- Show me national trends and what’s happening in my area
- Update the data and the website as quickly as possible
- Be as accurate and thorough as possible
- Help me understand why UCR matters and how it works
- Show me the data in interesting ways that I can customize
- Make it easy to share, print, or link to
- Tell me how to get involved
- Give me clear paths to ask questions and report errors
- Help me build on top of available crime data
- Dev sprint 1&2: Setup
- Dev sprint 3: Explorer view
- Dev sprint 4: Explorer & Context
- Dev sprint 5: Data & Downloads
- Dev sprint 6: Finishing
- Dev sprint 7: Hardening
- Dev sprint 8: Transition
- Dev sprint 9: New direction
- Dev sprint 10: Agency perspective
- Dev sprint 11: Agencies become real
- Dev sprint 12: Agency search & view
- Dev sprint 13: Delivering the agency view
- Dev sprint 14: Design refinements & hardening
- Dev sprint 15