No obvious indication of right/wrong answer in the Icon Quiz

[secretrobotron]

There is no indication of whether or not the chosen answer is right or wrong for a question in the Icon Quiz. It simply skips to the next question and changes the score accordingly. It would be nice to have it pause and show you if you were wrong, and what the correct answer was.

The original wireframes have some detail on this:

[anuraagbaishya]

I would like to work on this

[ryanwarsaw]

Hi @anuraagbaishya! You're more than welcome to try and work on this if you'd like.

[secretrobotron]

Hey @anuraagbaishya, need any help getting this done?

[ryanwarsaw]

Issue Review

This is fairly straight forward to implement. We just need to abstract the interfaces of the quiz code out (if it isn't already) and write a basic event system that we can hook into and run reactionary code.

Proposed Solutions:

1. Provide instant feedback through Android's Toast API.
2. Improve on current user interface to better distinguish between right and wrong answers.
3. Build out an additional user interface for reviewing incorrect answers at end of quiz.

The 1st solution would require the least amount of work, and no design work at all. The 2nd solution would require less development & design work. The 3rd solution would require the most work.

cc: @flukeout (Perhaps can add something to this?)

[eunix56]

Can I work on this? An idea for the second solution is using color codes like green and red to notify the user of a right and wrong answer.

[ryanwarsaw]

Hi, This app is no longer being maintained or used, it’s effectively archived. If you find it useful feel free to fork and I’d be more than happy to help answer any questions should you have them. Cheers! Ryan

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[eunix56]

Oh. Thanks. I didn't know it was archived. So I wanted to make my first contribution, and this looked like an interesting place to start. Thanks again

[eunix56]

Good morning. I want to ask though, is there any mozilla app that I can contribute to? I'd prefer an android app. Thanks

[ryanwarsaw]

Hey! I'm not very up-to-date with what is happening, but here are a few links you might find helpful:

• https://discourse.mozilla.org/
• https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Developer_guide/Introduction
• https://mozillians.org/en-US/

Some other very cool stuff that isn't Android but I think you might find interesting, and also easier to contribute to would be some Mozilla supported projects like Mozilla Mixed Reality, A-Frame and Rust.

Hope this helps =)

[eunix56]

Thanks. It does really help