Help Shape a Mountain Weather App: Calling All Climbers!

[nyram]

Dear Fellow Mountain Enthusiasts,

Are you an avid hiker or climber who loves to explore the majestic heights of the great outdoors? If so, your expertise is invaluable!

My name is Jose, a current university student and a passionate fan of climbing. I am reaching out to you, the vibrant community of mountain adventurers, to ask for your assistance in shaping the development of a groundbreaking weather application designed specifically for mountain enthusiasts like us.

Your insights and experiences navigating the unpredictable weather conditions atop our beloved peaks are crucial in ensuring the accuracy and usefulness of this app. By sharing your perspectives through a brief questionnaire, you can directly contribute to the creation of a tool that will enhance safety and enjoyment for climbers and hikers worldwide.

Your participation will not only benefit the mountain community but also foster a sense of collaboration and camaraderie among us. Together, we can harness the power of technology to empower our mountain adventures while respecting the raw beauty and challenges of nature.

Please take a moment to fill out the questionnaire linked below. Your input matters more than you know, and every response brings us one step closer to realizing this vision.

https://forms.gle/XBTQ9GsU5Sk7v7Te9

Thank you for your time, your passion, and your dedication to the mountains. Together, let's embark on this journey to create something truly remarkable.

Warm regards,

 

Jose.

[bedellympian]

Your questions are flawed... need to be able to check multiple boxes. It's not always a one-or-the-other thing.

[Friedrich]

Survey not working. On the 1-7 page, I only selected on column per question, but still got an error. It's not a super well designed survey anyway. It should be more clear which is best 1 or 7. And most surveys use a 1-5 range, with labels aboe each column so people don't get confused. Good luck with your app. As a model for a PERFECT user interface, check out MeteoBlue. It's by far my favorite weather app for climbing. Discovered it in a blog on hiking in the dolomites. Used it all over italy and still here in the states. it's brilliant.