The sketch is the continuation of the sense of time 1 idea.

After talking with Jeff, these are the points that came with.

• Will this be a public clock or a private clock? What is the context it sits in?
• How effective is this? Does it make sense to do the guessing multiple times a day?
• Does it have to be in physical form? or which form is most impactful?
• Can this connect others?

Therefore, I tried to make a web version of time first. It does the following things.

• Give a person an alarm to guess the time. The interval will be _____ hours.
  • If a person saw the time recently so knows it, click 'ask me other time'.
  • If a person is into guessing time, then guess the time.
• Give a person feedback on how well the person guessed time.
  • Feedback in text: 'You are close to it' VS 'You have the sense of time'
  • Feedback in visual: 'Flicker' Vs 'Filling the circle'
  • Show the real-time and make it fade
• (Optional) If the person did wrong in guessing, give one more option?
  • Ask the user on if one ones to try once more or
• Save that data on the server.
  • Real-time
  • Guessed time (first guess, the last guess)
  • Name
• Data visuallization on
  • When people tried this first
  • Who were the most closest one
• Status of the clock
  • Default: The clock hands move faster then usuall
  • When user pressed button to guess: turns counterclockwise to 0:0