Country page: UI/UX Review #558
Labels
country-page
Issues/discussions related to https://www.hotosm.org/where-we-work/
design/theming
discussion
From #557 - Capturing @katia-utochkina's review on country page:
Path to the “Country” page requires a lot of clicks
It would be good to change the way users are provided access to the “Country” page. At the moment, it’s not gained easily. And visitors have to make a lot of clicks to get to the destination. For those who’re unfamiliar with the interface, it would probably take at least 6 clicks to get to the “Country“ page. Making users perform so many clicks is an experience that could introduce a lot of frustration
“Our work” --> “Countries We Work In” ---> “Locations mapped” --> “[ ]” --> Regions ---> Countries
Inconsistency between the tab label (“Country Contact” ) and the content behind it.
The section uses a left/right pane design. On the left hand side, we’ve got a map. On the right — a tab panel with 2 options : “Country Contact” and “Campaign Filters”.
As a user, I would expect tab labels to succinctly describe the content they represent. That is not the case with the “Country Contact” tab at the moment. Currently, its content isn’t tailored to the label. And apart from contact details, it has an overview of mapping campaigns, too. This is confusing.
It would probably make sense to take what appears under the “Country Contact” tab and reorganize the information so that all info is where it belongs.
Some sentences are much longer than they need to be. This makes the tab panel viewing and scanning hard.
It would be good to reduce the mental effort required for processing tabs’ data. The more we can edit their content down, the more likely it is that users will eyeball/read it.
There’s no quick way to unselect multiple filters at once.
Not having an option like that makes for a frustrating experience.
Insufficient visual feedback for users interacting with filters
a) Users should be aware at any time which filters have been applied. That’s not obvious enough at the moment. For example, when interacting with the “status” filters, I felt unsure about which filters I toggled on and which ones I toggled off.
b) Also, at the moment, filters are applied as soon are they are clicked. Not everyone may notice instant visual changes and realize the results have been updated. A little bit of testing would go a long way here, I guess. It’d be good to see what users say about the filter implementation.
Map legend missing an item
Very few symbols/icons can be universally recognized by users. It would probably be good to include in the legend and indicate that it represents Mapping Campaigns (and remove “sized by edits” ). Doing so would reduce ambiguity and help visitors find meaning in map data quicker and with greater ease.
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