Screen-time honesty page
Use with: build-website. Resume line when done: Built {project_name}, a self-audit page charting a week of measured device usage — live at {url}
Brief
Your phone already measures your usage; you just never look at it in one place. Pull a week of screen-time numbers into a chart, add three sentences of commentary, and publish it. The exercise is presenting unflattering data straight: no softened axis, no dropped Sunday, no excuses dressed up as context.
Personalize
- Your device, your week. A normal week, decided in advance. If you pick the week after it ends, you will pick a good one; that is the bias this project exists to resist.
- Your breakdown. Total hours plus the split that stings: by app, by category, or by pickups per day. Choose the one you least want to see.
- Your commentary. Three sentences about what the chart shows. Description, so "TikTok is 2.4 hours a day" rather than a promise to do better.
Milestones
- Declare the week before it starts; note where the numbers will come from (the phone's own screen-time report).
- Record the daily numbers from the report each evening or in one sitting at week's end, exactly as the phone states them.
- Structure into one small data file: day, total, breakdown.
- Chart it with a zero-based axis and every day shown.
- Publish with the three-sentence commentary and a note on what the phone's measurement misses (laptop time, TV, the tablet).
Done means
- Live URL with the chart, the daily table, and the commentary
- Numbers transcribed from the device report without rounding down
- All seven days shown, including the worst one
- One measurement limitation stated on the page
- At least 4 commits across at least 3 distinct days, authored by you
- SESSIONS.md has an entry per session, written by you