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Important to make it feel 'real'

It would be useful if the 'reference range' is highlighted

Where blood results are obtained infrequently, the line graphs can be misleading when they 'join up' results which are e.g. several months apart - the line would suggest that the parameter changed in a linear fashion over that period when really we have no idea what it did.

Should we set a maximum time interval above which the individual measurements are not interpolated between?

Agree with #9
Perhaps also have a numeric value at the latest point for all test without having to rollover for visualising with the intersecting line.

Summary of what it does and how it works?

Would be useful to be able to co-locate parameters for easier steer on relationships between them

It is not clear which parameter is being shown

Would be useful to know what these are for each of parameters.

A functionality to at the press of a button shows a combination of tests in a particular order. Users can still re-order and delete panels.. But then they can reset it either by selecting the panels again or providing a 'reset' function.

For example:-

Hb
WCC
Neutrophils
Platelets
Sodium
Potassium
Urea
Creatinine
ALT
ALB
ALP

Tabular and graph views should show loading notifications whilst data is being populated. The is particularly important on the tabular view as the table structure is built incrementally.

In this case, I zoomed into a certain time section. The hover tracks very nicely. The previous bug was fixed. However, when I add Alanine Aminotransferase, and then hover of that, the wrong point is selected on that panel only.

If on the tabular view, you hover over the column, it show the positiion of that column on the trendlines.

The reverse also holds true, the column will change colour when the mouse hovers over the appropriate point on on the trendline.

I find the blackline interferes with my perception of the trendlines. Also the data points can contain the actual value too.

As the user hovers over the graph, the active date should be displayed somewhere.

Should data points be plotted on line (?on rollover) if time between results is greater than certain % of period being viewed? Esp for future sets with less data and infrequent tests (which may be handled differently?)
Partly ties in with #5

When built and deployed to demo server (http://nhs-hackday.lfrg.uk/) navigation from the root url works, but trying to load pages directly fails with a 404 (e.g. http://nhs-hackday.lfrg.uk/graph). This is probably due to the nginx setup.

Values and data points show correctly when hovering over normal (unzoomed) graphs, but when zoomed the hover layer is not being updated. This results in the points and values being completely wrong.

I just think in this way, it flows better