I gave it a shot and actually find it pretty interesting. But in it's current form it's a bit too overwhelming. Is it possible to set it up Elo style? So I'm only comparing 2 core values at a time?
Thanks for the user test, It was great to review it. I have to say there is no feeling more terrifying then watching someone browse your own blog.
As for ELO Style, to which are you reffering? I'm only familiar with Chess ELO which I'm not sure how I could apply here.
As for comparing one to one - I see what you mean. I'm intrigued by that but feel it might make the exercise take even longer then it currently does.
I agree with the overwhelming element, and am reviewing options; right now I copied the paper exercise nearly one-to-one, which I agree doesn't translate well.
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I gave it a shot and actually find it pretty interesting. But in it's current form it's a bit too overwhelming. Is it possible to set it up Elo style? So I'm only comparing 2 core values at a time?
Here's my user test: https://news.pub/?try=https://www.youtube.com/embed/5MsTLTod...
Thanks for the user test, It was great to review it. I have to say there is no feeling more terrifying then watching someone browse your own blog.
As for ELO Style, to which are you reffering? I'm only familiar with Chess ELO which I'm not sure how I could apply here.
As for comparing one to one - I see what you mean. I'm intrigued by that but feel it might make the exercise take even longer then it currently does.
I agree with the overwhelming element, and am reviewing options; right now I copied the paper exercise nearly one-to-one, which I agree doesn't translate well.
https://eloeverything.co/