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In an effort to help drive change in Infosurv's website design, I rebuilt it using the [Jekyll](https://github.com/mojombo/jekyll) static-site generator. I took most of the original design's components and made tweeks to them to both look and function better. It was my desire to remove alot of the cruft that has built up and make our site faster for end users and less server/database intensive on the backend.
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I removed the dropdown menus to allow for future deployment to iOS devices. (Yes, :hover does work, but you would need to realize that something is hoverable and touch it to make it visible, not nearly as intuitive as simply giving the links to the users.) To keep the links available I moved them to the footer:
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I redesigned our contact form with the goal of making it simplier for end users. Before it had a captcha system and required more fields. Now it would look like this:
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We also have a contact form on every page of the site. While I didn't fully agree that it was needed, I did simplify it and made it smaller and less intrusive by placing it into a sidebar:
It was developed at Infosurv, Inc. for the use of Choice Hotel's management to access reports and helpful resources associated with an employee survey also conducted by Infosurv, Inc.
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### Login
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As the survey data is filtered down to show only a subset of data per user, a user management system was put in place.
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### Reports
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Once logged in, users can view reports related to everyone within their organization as well as those who directly report to them.
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### Resources
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Managers have access to resources associated with the survey's questions. If they see that they are not doing well in their reports to a specific question, they can come here and get helpful resources to try and improve their results.
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### Updates
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The reporting portal was also designed to import data directly from Vovici's API. An admin user will fill in the necessary information to start the import process.
This is a reporting portal for Smile Brands designed and constructed by Infosurv, Inc.
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It has gone through 2 major revisions since its original creation, and is consistantly tweeked and edited to the clients specifications.
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### Login
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Access to reports is restricted by varying levels of management. To establish this authorization, users are required to login to the system. To allow for a easier user management, login requests are directed through a client-based API. The returned response dictates what levels of access a user is able to have.
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### Reports
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The basic report is a Trending report based on NPS scores.
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The advanced report breaks down and clusters the NPS buckets and the explanations of why a certain score was given.
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