diff --git a/app/views/faq.scala.html b/app/views/faq.scala.html index d34e49a0f8..46b86cb0ba 100644 --- a/app/views/faq.scala.html +++ b/app/views/faq.scala.html @@ -28,22 +28,22 @@
- Great! We really appreciate your help! It would be very helpful if you could use our tool to audit accessibility of neighborhoods. + Thanks for chipping in! You can help us out by using our tool to audit the accessibility of neighborhoods. By accessibility audit, we mean:
- Please watch the following video to see the demo of how the accessibility audit works: + Please watch the following video to see a demo of how an accessibility audit works:
- Yes! Please follow the following steps: + Yes! Just follow these steps:
- Sometimes during auditing, you would have noticed that the navigation arrows go missing, especially, while walking straight.
+ Sometimes while auditing, you may have noticed that the navigation arrows go missing, especially while walking straight.
Worry not, there is a simple solution!
- Just double click on the street to move ahead and you are all set!
+ Just double click on the street to move ahead and you are all set!
+ And if you are still stuck, you can always use the Jump button on the left.
So, why does it work like this? Well, the answer is kind of complicated but the short answer is: - the Google Street View interface is akin to a 3-dimensional interface similar to walking in the real world. + the Google Street View interface is akin to a 3-dimensional interface, similar to walking in the real world. When you place a label, we convert the 3D position of the label to a 2D lat/long position. However, once you take a step to a new location, we cannot accurately recompute the label's position in 3D for that new view. See, we told you it was kind of complicated. :) @@ -248,7 +249,7 @@