personaldna.jpga personal(ity) visualization in form of a colorful "DNA strip" that reflects your personality characteristics. this representation can be retrieved by taking a new kind of personality test that employs innovative & visual-focused answering techniques (e.g. sliders, "buckets" & XY charts).
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The UI for the survey's interesting. The bucket-filling technique in particular.

Still, I wish that personality representations could be more instantly comprehensible. Maybe they could create an avatar that would match your personality. Like if you were a loner, maybe you'd be smaller and more unassuming. And if you were more extroverted, your hair would be dyed and outlandish.

Maybe something to make in Second Life!

Tue 09 May 2006 at 12:58 PM

Personality DNA!
http://friendpair.50webs.org
-Get to know your friends better and faster. The first personality profile that shows someone your vitals such as : are your dangerous like a serial killer? are you nice? your life experience, your choices, your physical description and much more.


Anonymized sample:
Your PDNA starts here:
PART 1:
Name:*****
E-mail/screen name:************
Today's Date:06/24/2007
Age:20
Your website:undefined
Relationship status:single not looking
Family structure is normal:normal
Is young:y
Link to your photo:*********
Link to your MySpace page:****************************
Highest level of education completed:12
Been employed before:************************
Birthday:**********
Birthplace:***********************************
Gender:f
Astrological Sign:virgo
Sexual Orientation:bisexual
...
(comment shortened considerably)
...
Wish you had more friends:yes
Donated blood:yes
Reads a lot:y
Is good at keeping a conversation going:y
Has a good sense of humour:y
Can make a good joke on the spot:y
You're on the spot joke:null
Knows how to have a good time:y
Likes reading:y
[color=Pink](and much more)[/color]

Thu 28 Jun 2007 at 12:53 PM
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