1.1.7
- Summer Products styling: added styling for long term summer and transitional season products.
- Incident filter: users can filter field reports by those flagged as incidents
- Past forecast URLs: made it easier for users to share past forecasts by making dates and locations stored in URL.
- Minor UX and bug fixes.
- Next:
- Media gallery component
- Accident and Incident Rebuild
- Updated weather forecast
1.1.4
- Location Awareness on Mobile: mobile device users can retrieve the forecast for current location.
- Updated sorting behavior on field reports table
- Expanded tooltips coverage
- Bug fixes for the field report observation platform (duplication issue, editing issues)
- Minor UX improvements
- Improvements to CAIC staff workflow
1.1.0
Field Reports Observation Platform:
- New Field Report forms for both short and detailed (with avalanche coding) reports. Users can now save detailed observation drafts before submitting to CAIC.
- Improved user control of field report visibility: Users can now hide their name, their location or their entire observation from public view.
- Location hiding will randomly move the publicly shared location within a set distance so users can share less precise information.
- CAIC staff will still be able to see exact locations, names, and all observations.
- New table and map views for field reports utilizing CAIC's new data API.
- Additional filter options for users.
- Updated map view design and improved speed.
- New table for backcountry avalanches.
- CAIC recommends the use of the Avalanche Explorer for a map view
- New detailed view of field report observations.
- Improved readability and accessibility across devices.
- Includes map of observation.
UX improvements:
- Updated mobile interface to improve navigation on smaller devices. Reduce number of scrollable elements. Allow forecast to use the more screen space.
- Ful-page view of forecast products.
Minor improvements and bug fixes:
- Minor UX fixes and changes.
- Fix date handling of expired forecasts.
- Add ability to fetch historic forecast for point via URL (?date=YYYY-MM-DD). Example: https://avalanche.state.co.us/?lat=39.086&lng=-106.833&date=2023-01-01