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End of Year Analytics

At the beginning of the year, Elium shows relevant statistics to users to motivate them to contribute.

Updated over 3 weeks ago

🔒 Permissions
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This information is displayed for all users. However, it is possible to deactivate this feature for the entire platform by simply sending a request to support@elium.com
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At the beginning of the year, the platform offers users the opportunity to view both personal and global statistics. These statistics empower users to recognize their personal impact in a positive way, serving as a form of gamification.
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This suggestion appears in a non-invasive format in the top right column of the platform's home page.
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The panel in the top right with a button to trigger the sequence.
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Opening the Popup

Once the user clicks on the "Discover" button, a popup appears on the screen. The popup consists of a sequence of three screens showcasing contribution statistics in a broad sense.
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Example of the first screen of the popup with a contributor role.
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On this first page, the user is thanked for their role on the platform. There are three different roles:
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  1. Giver, for users who have published at least 10 articles.
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  2. Socializer, for individuals who have made a total of at least 20 likes and comments combined.
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  3. Reader, for users who are neither contributors nor socializers.
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This screen also provides a brief explanation of the impact of each role.
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Personal Analytics

By clicking "Next," the user is directed to the personal statistics screen.
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Example of the personal statistics screen.
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Depending on their role, users receive different statistics.
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Givers receive the following statistics:
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  1. Number of likes on their articles.
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  2. Number of views on their articles.
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  3. Number of articles created.
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Socializers receive the following statistics:
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  1. Number of likes received.
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  2. Number of comments made.
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  3. Number of days of presence *
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Readers receive the following statistics:
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  1. Number of likes given.
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  2. Number of articles read.
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  3. Number of days of presence *
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* Number of days during the year that the user has logged in at least once.
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Platform Analytics

By clicking "Next" from the personal statistics, the user reaches a screen displaying the global statistics of the platform.
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Example of the global statistics screen.
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These statistics aim to help users understand the significance of the platform by presenting impressive figures.
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The metrics shown include:
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  1. Number of accesses to the platform.
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  2. Number of searches performed.
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  3. Total number of days of presence for all users.
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* Total number of days that all users have logged in.
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End Screen

Finally, a "Happy New Year" screen is displayed, concluding the sequence.
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Rendering of the end of sequence screen.
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