Campaign | Doors: Progress bar

[JuliaFreitagBGSt]

As the election manager/person who organizes the campaign, I would like to see which areas/focus areas have been already worked on and to what extent, so that I know where I should send the teams next. Some kind of progress bar would be helpful and informative.

Nice-to-have feature for later releases (maybe release 3 or later)

[nscharioth]

This feels like a feature request for the Grüne Atlas. @JuliaFreitagBGSt @leagerndt

If yes, please create a new feature in the green-netz-admin repository and close this one here.

[JuliaFreitagBGSt]

Yes, I agree. Thats why I put it in Release 3 :)

Ah, got you. I will do that. But maybe we can keep the Issue here because it could be something for the app as well?

[nscharioth]

If the app is supposed to have different look and feel for campaign managers with added features like this one, we need a UX concept for it. @leagerndt

[Stift]

Let's throw in my 5ct: I'm currently not sure how we get all house_numbers (but we could from our OSM data), but we can't deduct the households from that. As progress should be in relation to the total number of households (or maybe pop-density as an alternative baseline?) we need a second data source for that and compare it then to the numbers of doors to show some progress. If we have this data we could create a heatmap. So we could e.g. use the boundaries of the focus areas and show in a colored heat scale (green-yellow-red or whatever other scale) the progress. Then details wouldn't be shown to the people and some gut-feeling can be presented to the campaigners on the ground. Percentages can still be given to the campaign managers in the cockpit and we don't need a new very sophisticated UX.

[JuliaFreitagBGSt]

Let's throw in my 5ct: I'm currently not sure how we get all house_numbers (but we could from our OSM data), but we can't deduct the households from that. As progress should be in relation to the total number of households (or maybe pop-density as an alternative baseline?) we need a second data source for that and compare it then to the numbers of doors to show some progress. If we have this data we could create a heatmap. So we could e.g. use the boundaries of the focus areas and show in a colored heat scale (green-yellow-red or whatever other scale) the progress. Then details wouldn't be shown to the people and some gut-feeling can be presented to the campaigners on the ground. Percentages can still be given to the campaign managers in the cockpit and we don't need a new very sophisticated UX.

That sounds very good and intuitiv. @leagerndt pls confirm respectively add this to the UX-process for the atlas.