This project is the initial results of the SONAR team at Health Hack Melbourne 2015. Turning Point requested that we:
Develop a prototype of a paper-based tool as an interactive app (tablet / web) that allows people to audit, visualise and map their social relationships and substance use and other risky behaviours.
We spent a measure of our initial time collaborating on UX, and came up with what we feel (but have not been able to test yet) are improvements to the data collection / interview process, and to the presentation / comprehensibility of the tool.
The prototype doesn't completely implement the design we came up with:
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Super lean style :) I've added save to / load from file functions so you can now try it out for yourself (the roundabout way!) by editing a json template and then uploading it to the tool.
TLDR; screencast: https://memelab.wistia.com/medias/lgux1kxxr6
- visit http://turning-point.github.io/Social-Identity-Mapping-Tool/
- click download at top right to get a template of dummy data
- visit http://jsoneditoronline.org/#
- upload your json (or paste the data into the left column)
- click the right arrow between the two columns
- edit your data
- click the left arrow between columns
- click save to file (at top right)
- back on SIMT, upload the file
We're side stepping privacy concerns by not saving any data (there's no back end!).
Currently, we're just displaying the results of dummy data, and there is no backend.
- add a create / update form interface for entering data
- load and save data to parse.com
We had all sorts of grandiose ideas, which we hope can be developed in future.
Requires node.js:
cd <project-directory>
npm install
npm start
To serve the files, open another terminal tab and run:
cd <project-directory>
npm install -g browser-sync
browser-sync start --server --directory --files "**"