[ddejohn]

I'd love a last step in the test where you're presented with the gradient, but before showing the distribution and the user's score. Allow the user to select where they consider their threshold, then display the final results.

[rsyring]

I really wanted to be able to drag my vertical bar on the distribution to the right just a bit. :)

When I could see the entire gradient, I actually thought green continued to the right a bit more than where my line was.

[pminimax]

That's fun! I bet people would tend to nudge the threshold toward the middle of the scale. Or you could do a sorting interface, etc.

[ddejohn]

A sorting interface would be another neat step! And yeah, I think most would gravitate toward the middle. Seeing how "far off" you are would be fun :)

Ooh maybe have the user slide a gradient left and right inside a window, aligning the center of the window with where they think the line is between blue and green (i.e., instruct the user to fill the window with equal amounts of green and blue).

[martyvis]

This test gets you sort hues along a gradient. https://www.xrite.com/hue-test

[smeej]

It tells me to rotate my device, implying it should work on my phone, but I can't figure out how to move the colors. Holding and sliding doesn't work. Tapping doesn't seem to do anything.

Does it not actually work on mobile?

[martyvis]

Works on my android fine.

[Veve]

Ilovehue and ilovehue 2 are excellent mobile games around this sorting idea, they're quite zen and for all ages, highly recommendend!

[aaomidi]

Thats genius