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I absolutely thought I could enter a question and have the site's users decide for me like a strawpoll. I can't even decide what to put in the choices list. Man.
Legit was what I was thinking. I want to make this.
that’d be a nice play project for phoenix and liveview!
I absolutely thought I could enter a question and have the site's users decide for me like a strawpoll. I can't even decide what to put in the choices list. Man.
"what question should I ask? and what should the answers be?"
Whoa this is fantastic. Another idea: it might be too touchy of a subject but a little tool that helps resolve conflict between two parties is something I’ve always wanted to see. Just a simple tool to help move forward on a decision. Objectivity-as-a-service for consensus building (though whether consensus building is always the right tool is a separate debate.) In fact after typing all this I feel like Help Me Deci…
Tip: if you input something and press "enter", it will reset the form. You should attach the event listener to the form's onSubmit, and not to the button's onClick.
Is there some book of best web dev practices where stuff like this is written down?
Tip: if you input something and press "enter", it will reset the form. You should attach the event listener to the form's onSubmit, and not to the button's onClick.
fixed :) thanks for the feedback!
super important
pretty importantAs a note, your label for the highest level of importance should be for="factor-weight-4", currently two labels point at for="factor-weight-3". This means the wrong radio button is selected if you click that label. But props to you for actually using labels and inputs properly so you don't have to try to click on a tiny radio button.