HomeScope-Version 0.3.1
Release Notes
Joel feedback
- Major:
Most most important plots on top --Iris
Remove one scatter plot and create dropdown for chosing y-axis. Put map into the empty grid spot. --Carrie Yan
Turn histogram into density and one color per city --Nasim(fix bugs by iris and Aishwarya Nadimpally)
Think about a side bar background color --Iris - Minor:
Fix zoom level of map to be good by default based on selection. --Aishwarya Nadimpally
Combine legends for scatter if there are two --Carrie Yan
Numeric inputs more clear that they only control some charts --Iris
Make sure local widgets are close to the plots they control. --Iris
Enhancements
- Dashboard Feedback Implementation:
- Addressed feedback from Joel regarding the Geospatial plot based on city selection. This enhancement improves the usability and accuracy of geospatial data interpretation. #64.
- Updated the dashboard by removing an outdated scatter plot, replacing it with a more relevant bar chart, and adding a dropdown menu using a previously discussed color theme. #59.
- Bar Chart Debugging: Addressed an issue where the bar chart was displaying duplicate variables with only one bar, which could mislead data interpretation. This fix ensures accurate data display. #69.
- Dashboard UI Enhancements:
- Updated the font size for the Dashboard description for better readability. #77.
- Revised the dashboard widget style and formatting. #75.
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- Dashboard Visualization: Changed the histogram visualization into a density plot and assigned one color per city to streamline the visual representation. #72.
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- Readme Update: Updated the README document to reflect the latest changes in the project. #78.
Documentation
- Reflection Document: Drafted a reflection document based on the updated dashboard features. This document is part of our ongoing documentation efforts. #66.
Code Quality
- Code Modularization: Improved the modular structure of the Dashboard app, enhancing maintainability and scalability. #71.
Challenging Part
We learned how to set up the sidebar, focusing on the attributes, from UBC-MDS/DSCI-532_2024_16_SilentEpidemic on GitHub. Additionally, we discovered how to display links using CSS and explored various color styles. We were also inspired by them to learn how to integrate local widgets with plots inside a card.