Weather Forecast: Self-Learning Interactive Service
I think a significant part of the Internet audience will appreciate the service, which will show the weather forecast not in dry numbers (who needs them in this form?), But in response to the question “How should I dress outside now?”. After all, it is for this purpose that most people visit websites with weather forecasts.
And a considerable part of people constantly have difficulties when reading objective numerical values like:
“95% of. Humidity, wind 3 m / s, southeast, ** snow **, temp. -6 degrees Celsius. "
It's cold? or not? Wear a scarf? And jeans - warmed or ordinary?
At the same time protruding the nose into the vent just as little can give.
And the site will give a hint.
How these issues will be solved by the site services : on the basis of empirical calculations for this weather (taken from the Hydrometcentre), the user will be offered a set of clothes / shoes typical for this case.
For example, from the calculations that a long down jacket for this weather gives 50% comfort, sweater 10%, trousers 10%, boots 20%, hat 10%. Optionally - an umbrella, a rubber boat, or snowshoes. And the user will be able to adjust the proposal for themselves - for example, instead of a down jacket + a thin sweater, wear a jacket + a thick sweater.
(Yeah, for some reason this, too, reminded me of wearing gear in an RPG :)
')
As an element of Web 2.0-nosti: registered users will be able to assess the quality of site tips to correct its findings (for example, returning home to press the button “it was chilly / it was normal / it was too hot.”), The site will take this review into account for the next time for all users .
As an element of interactivity, and more precise settings: the ability to adjust personal issuance, as well as to make an individual wardrobe, using an empirical approach. Those. to a strong wind - windproof clothes; in case of rains - waterproof; in case of meteorites - a helmet instead of a cap. (depending on what is in the closet in fact)
As an element of service monetization: affiliate programs with clothing stores, umbrellas, pharmacies, taxi orders, travel agencies, etc.
What do you think about this thing?
PS There are no copyright icons on the idea, if anyone wants to translate - just say thank you :)
And a considerable part of people constantly have difficulties when reading objective numerical values like:
“95% of. Humidity, wind 3 m / s, southeast, ** snow **, temp. -6 degrees Celsius. "
It's cold? or not? Wear a scarf? And jeans - warmed or ordinary?
At the same time protruding the nose into the vent just as little can give.
And the site will give a hint.
How these issues will be solved by the site services : on the basis of empirical calculations for this weather (taken from the Hydrometcentre), the user will be offered a set of clothes / shoes typical for this case.
For example, from the calculations that a long down jacket for this weather gives 50% comfort, sweater 10%, trousers 10%, boots 20%, hat 10%. Optionally - an umbrella, a rubber boat, or snowshoes. And the user will be able to adjust the proposal for themselves - for example, instead of a down jacket + a thin sweater, wear a jacket + a thick sweater.
(Yeah, for some reason this, too, reminded me of wearing gear in an RPG :)
')
As an element of Web 2.0-nosti: registered users will be able to assess the quality of site tips to correct its findings (for example, returning home to press the button “it was chilly / it was normal / it was too hot.”), The site will take this review into account for the next time for all users .
As an element of interactivity, and more precise settings: the ability to adjust personal issuance, as well as to make an individual wardrobe, using an empirical approach. Those. to a strong wind - windproof clothes; in case of rains - waterproof; in case of meteorites - a helmet instead of a cap. (depending on what is in the closet in fact)
As an element of service monetization: affiliate programs with clothing stores, umbrellas, pharmacies, taxi orders, travel agencies, etc.
What do you think about this thing?
PS There are no copyright icons on the idea, if anyone wants to translate - just say thank you :)
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/44935/
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