React!
Simple reaction timer with score averages. Compare your times before and after activities such as work, eating, exercise and drinking. (Note: I haven't tried it after work, eating or exercise!)
Trying to click early will get you a 100ms penalty per click though!
Trying to click early will get you a 100ms penalty per click though!
Current Version: 1
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November 16, 2007 · version 1I love it! soo much fun and addictive!
I have a couple suggestions, take 'em or leave 'em:
- give the user the ability to save record sets, and add title and notes to record sets.
-possibly have records output to somekind of datamatrix, such as excel (preferably some opensource solution though)
bing!
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November 16, 2007 · version 1Looks great but the times are completely wrong. It seems like there is too much latency in the system which is offsetting the results. On my desktop I consistently get .4s, while on my laptop it consistently comes up .8. On every other reaction tester I've tried I'm about .24 (read ... normal). If I was really coming up .4 - .8 I should be seeing a neurosurgeon.
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September 11, 2006 · version 1 koreanbearnever write when ya gotta take a wiz. Anyway the corrected version of what I said earlier.
This is a great program. I have one suggestion though. As it is there is nothing wrong with it but this is to really mess with people. Don't have the ring stop unti lthe person clicks stop. It is another visual cue to tell the person to click stop. If it keeps going it can serve to throw the person off thus slowing their reaction time.
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September 11, 2006 · version 1 koreanbearThis is a great program. I have one suggestion though. As it is there is nothing wrong with it but this is to really mess with people. Don't have the ring stop unti lthe person clicks stop. It is another visual cue to tell the person to click stop. If it keeps going it can serve top throw the person off thus slowing there reaction time.
