Background
It was in the middle of the dramatic US election campaign of 2016 that the client came to us with the idea of an app that would help citizens better understand their political self and show it to their political representatives and fellow citizens in
a smart manner.
a smart manner.
VoteSphere is not a simple ‘yes/no’ political engine — it’s your ultimate political compass, or your “GPS for a complex political world”, as Jeffrey Szorik, its founder explains. You choose a category that catches your interest, then select a subcategory and specify your attitude on this or that problem. You specify to what extent you agree or disagree with an idea, how proficient you are in this certain area, how much you care about it and how important it is for your personal sphere. Once you’re through with all the categories of your interests your sphere is created.
Overview
Specify your attitude on political problems to create your sphere:
Once you’ve created your sphere you can share it with other users.
All shared spheres are listed in one place allowing you to find people with similar political views:
All shared spheres are listed in one place allowing you to find people with similar political views:
We used Swift 3.0 to write the code here and architected the app with VIPER.
Other libraries such as Alamofire, SnapKit and SwiftyJSON were utilized to further improve the app’s overall functionality.
Other libraries such as Alamofire, SnapKit and SwiftyJSON were utilized to further improve the app’s overall functionality.
