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From: Johannes Keyser <johannes.keyser@sport.uni-giessen.de>
Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2019 10:14:58 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] Rough initial goals and ideas

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 # VAS-for-Web
 
-A freely licensed Visual Analog Scale implemented in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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+A freely licensed Visual Analog Scale implemented in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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+## Ideals
+- focus on simplicity and practicality
+    - response input as close to paper versions as possible
+    - data export as a simple list, or CSV file, maybe "share" button (if run on Android?)
+    - make expandable somehow? (At least Icons/Emojis should be easily swappable)
+- should operate on all relevant mobile devices / browsers
+- use GitLab Pages for self-use and showcase
+- freely licensed: CC-BY (-> code made from scratch / compatible sources)
+
+## UI ideas
+- Use JS to register tap on the scale, show fading dot.
+  As soon as it faded away, the response is set; this method obviates need for a button "OK that's response".
+- The results should show up as they arrive, either on a separate (swipe-able?) page or just by scrolling down (out of view for the subject).
+
+## Resources of interest
+- https://www.academia.edu/2660006/VAS_Generator_A_Web-Based_Tool_for_Creating_Visual_Analogue_Scales
+- https://openmoji.org/library/#group=smileys-emotion
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