The cards are nice and big, but maybe too big? It'd be nice to make it a bit vertically compact so the entire session can be seen at once on a 13" MBP screen.

Downsizing the cards from 1.5em to 1.25em was a nice compromise.

It'd be good to have some form of voting history

Issue Description

It would be helpful to be able to specify the numbering scheme used for a board via query parameters, e.g.

?options=1,3,5,8,☕️

so that a PM can bookmark a custom or project-specific deck of options and revisit it later without needing to commit code or adjust things each time we start

We could move the voting placeholders and results to the top and center align them, maybe even make those cards bigger

Atm it shows null which doesn't look as polished

Some sort of visual hurrah that everybody chose the same cards would be nice

show past rounds after reset

Current rooms use numbers, but it might be useful to name them, e.g. /room/hm-acmecorp

Hatjitsu had most of the JS in a single folder, which is a bit confusing. We should move browser JS and server JS into their own folders and provide some structure

I've added an nvmrc file to specify Node 16 like the package file but it should be upgraded to the latest LTS Node runtime

Most people are given a link, so does it make sense to emphasise the join room button and input instead of create room? Or even have it at all?

I'm running this on a free Heroku Dyno at http://hmpoker.herokuapp.com/ since it requires no persistence, but we should host this on a HM account or somewhere such as AWS

If I open the same room multiple times I can vote from all of them and they all stay in sync identifying me as the same person.

But if I close a tab, the socket is disconnected and the connection for all tabs is closed.

I managed to track down some errors that happened when this occurred and fixed those so the app doesn't crash, but the behaviour is still there. Refreshing the tab fixes the issue but you gain a new identity in the process.

There's no favicons now that the hatjitsu icon is gone

Currently Angular and jQuery are the big frontend libraries used. I'd like to move away from jQuery so that replacing Angular is easier

Planning poker is not really a numbers game. It's about the conversation that ensues. Averages and total have no practical application in this process and in my mind are a distraction. My dream for this tool has always been for it to as lean as possible.

I would like to remove this line of information altogether.

Currently, the whole interface does not fit into the screen of my 15" laptop.

Following #25, another enhancement comes to mind to optimize the space further: Combine the HM logo and page title onto one line.

But open to other solutions...

Right now they're being loaded via a CDN, this should happen via assets sourced from node_modules

Heroku doesn't want to give me HTTPS without upgrading to a paid tier, perhaps #1 will resolve this?

Most HM repos have a little table at the top with a logo and a common structure. This repo should replicate that

By default users who enter a room are voters, but this includes the moderator.

Instead, the person who creates the room should not be a voter by default, but be able to opt in rather than opt out of voting

If clicking on the room number at the top copied the URL to the clipboard it would make it super easy to share a room

Hatjitsu added sorting of cards by the deck order upstream, it would be nice to make sure we have feature parity

room names or round names

Instead of redirecting to the homepage, create a new room automatically

As a product owner, often I will be sharing my screen during a refinement session. When we begin voting, I want to continue sharing the ticket via screen sharing so that people are able to read it, but this leaves me unable to see when voting has been completed.

Our current solution to this is to have someone who is voting say when all votes are in, but this can be a bit awkward.

I would like to see in the page title when voting is complete, as my tab bar is visible while sharing my screen. (Maybe ideally, it shows "(4/6)" or similar to indicate how many people have voted?)

When all users have voted, the cards are still selectable, they should be disabled until the board is reset. Users can't change their vote at this time but the UI implies they can.