Matt Milosavljevic's dashboard

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 26, 2009 00:38 to the idea "Give the tester more feedback" in Five Second Test:

I realy like the idea of sharing the test you did with others, it's something we hadn't considered before :)

As for viewing other people's results, we've had a few requests for this, and it's something we're looking at but we need to ensure that test creators are OK with others seeing their results.

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 26, 2009 00:33 to the praise "Cool Concept" in Five Second Test:

Awesome, glad to hear it :)

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 26, 2009 00:33 to the idea "First time user help" in Five Second Test:

We've had a few people mentioning that they would like to see what other testers have said once they submit their own results. This is something we could potentially look at doing, provided that the test creator allows for this (sometimes people don't want their results made public).

I do however like your suggestion about showing screenshots of what the admin side of things looks like. We've been too busy focusing on the app and neglected the homepage which is something we will remedy :)

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 26, 2009 00:26 to the question "uncombining keywords" in Five Second Test:

When you combine keywords you'll notice that the keyword thats newly combined is shown just below highlighted in blue, which you can click to unlink.

Apologies for not making this more obvious, we hope to make it more intuitive down the track.

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 26, 2009 00:23 to the idea "Don't show previously taken tests" in Five Second Test:

You're not the first to bring this up which isn't great as this is something that is supposed to be implemented already.

We are currently looking into this issue and hope to have it resolved as soon as possible.

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 26, 2009 00:21 to the idea "Ask another question" in Five Second Test:

Allowing test creators to specify their own questions (potentially even a series of questions) is something we are planning on doing.

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 26, 2009 00:18 to the problem "Getting own design multiple times in a row" in Five Second Test:

Hmmmm....

This really shouldn't be happening, unless of course you have created multiple versions of your own test. Regardless you shouldn't be submitting feedback for your own tests with the same account you used to create the tests, so I will get Alan to take a look at this.

Thanks for reporting it in :)

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 26, 2009 00:17 to the idea "logged in test-taking" in Five Second Test:

Funny you should mention that since that is exactly what is going to happen. When you do tests while logged in the system keeps track of what tests youve done and in the future you will get points for doing tests.

We're also looking at implementing a way for test creators to reward testers that provide useful feedback. We can't commit to a hard deadline for this as yet since there's still a lot of things to work out but stay tuned, it will be there eventually :)

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 26, 2009 00:13 to the idea "getting stats?" in Five Second Test:

well your result page is always accessible to you regardless of whether you register or not. All you need to do is either bookmark the page for later use, or alternatively we provide a small form for emailing yourself all your relevant test details.

Furthermore should you register later, you can claim your test and have it appear in your manage screen simply by going to it, and clicking the "link this test to my account" option in the top right corner.

Hope that helps you out

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 26, 2009 00:10 to the problem "Not 5 seconds" in Five Second Test:

Hmmm....

Will take a look and let you know what we find.

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 26, 2009 00:09 to the idea "Stop publishing of image but keep stats" in Five Second Test:

You are actually able to do this now by disabling the test in the dropdown menu on the results page.

This prevents the test from being accessed but the test results are still available to you.

Hope that helps

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 20, 2009 01:40 to the idea "click test is a bit too complicated" in Five Second Test:

Sorry to hear it, we are always trying to make the tests as intuitive as possible, and this is something we will continue to try and improve. I hope that it started to make sense after the first test and you had a go at doing some other random ones without too much difficulty :)

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 20, 2009 01:37 to the question "keyword problem" in Five Second Test:

The keyword page helps you if your test ends up getting a lot of feedback. It does this by grouping similar responses together, so instead of having to manually count the occurrence of a certain word, the keyword listing automatically does that for you.

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 13, 2009 22:41 to the idea "Add another type of test" in Five Second Test:

This is definitely in the pipeline

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 13, 2009 00:20 to the question "site development" in Five Second Test:

We used .NET MVC to build the backend, and then jQuery as the base javascript library. We were quite happy with the combination :)

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 03, 2009 22:39 to the idea "Allow the max width to be bigger on uploaded images" in Five Second Test:

We didn't use to have a width limit when we first launched, but we found that the vast majority of testers complained they didn't have time to see the entire image in 5 seconds if it was too big.

Matt Milosavljevic replied on August 03, 2009 22:38 to the problem "Popup & dot obscuring the page" in Five Second Test:

fading the dot and tag is a great idea and easy to implement. We'll definitely look into doing this.

Matt Milosavljevic replied on July 17, 2009 06:13 to the idea "Email notification" in Five Second Test:

Yeah the very first version of fivesecondtest did this, however it kept getting hit by spam filters due to the number and frequency of emails you would end up receiving.

We might look into doing this again, but also as Alan mentioned expect to see an RSS feed for test results soon which should help in this department.

Matt Milosavljevic replied on July 02, 2009 02:38 to the idea "JOBSWORTH!!!" in Five Second Test:

but... but... but... It's more than me job's worth

Matt Milosavljevic replied on July 02, 2009 01:29 to the idea "Feedback per test basis" in Five Second Test:

Not sure how this differs from what the keyword listing tab currently gives you. Could you elaborate a little?