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Kyle Case
44,857 PointsFeature Request - In-Lesson Progress Information
I would like to have an In-Lesson progress bar that would show how many videos remain in a given stage.
This is a particularly difficult question to answer when you are watching videos within a Treehouse track. When you are in a lesson within a track, you have to: Select the "back to {your track}" button > Scroll through the list to find the course you were working on > Select the course > Click Resume > Then see your progress within the specific stage.
It'd be nice at the end of each video if it showed something like 5/10 complete. I'm sure you guys can come up with a cooler visual way of showing this though!
3 Answers
Joseph Booth
10,571 PointsHi Kyle, It's like we're having a similar thought. All visual progress indicators should link to tracks or stages when you click on one and the user must have better feedback related to track and stage progress.
Unrelated: Is this the preferred method to officially request a feature, improvement, or change on Treehouse?
James Barnett
39,199 PointsI've always been confused how you are supposed to get back to your "stage" page. I just looked into this, turns out there's a link.
Kyle Case
44,857 PointsThanks! That's a helpful workaround.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsJames Barnett
39,199 PointsLike many things with Treehouse, I don't believe there's a formal process. But mentioning things on the forum does have the advantage of the dev team seeing if many people are interested in a similar feature.