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If some helper registers with all of the following properties, i.e. …
for project coaching only and …
as a Jufo alumni and …
as an officially registered university student
the screening interface should not show "Status Jugend forscht: wird überprüft" and "Hat ein Jufo-Zertifikat: Nein" in the current way.
Instead of "Wird überprüft" and "Nein" we can just show a hyphen ("-"), "irrelevant", "Don’t care" or grey those fields out. We should try out what looks acceptable... We can even hide them.
Reason:
The status of their verification with Jugend forscht does not matter as long as someone is a student and can be screened this way. Similar if a coach is an officially registered university student, one does not need a jufo certificate in their screening interview. Thus those field contain misleading information if the state "Wird überprüft" or "Nein".
To illustrate which fields I mean, see the following picture:
If some helper registers with all of the following properties, i.e. …
the screening interface should not show "Status Jugend forscht: wird überprüft" and "Hat ein Jufo-Zertifikat: Nein" in the current way.
Instead of "Wird überprüft" and "Nein" we can just show a hyphen ("-"), "irrelevant", "Don’t care" or grey those fields out. We should try out what looks acceptable... We can even hide them.
Reason:
The status of their verification with Jugend forscht does not matter as long as someone is a student and can be screened this way. Similar if a coach is an officially registered university student, one does not need a jufo certificate in their screening interview. Thus those field contain misleading information if the state "Wird überprüft" or "Nein".
To illustrate which fields I mean, see the following picture:
