One-liner

• Most common colors featured in a user's photos

Insight preview

Full explainer

We remind the user which colors prompted responses this week (from photos they liked) and use it to suggest moods or things that are evocative to them.

Audience for the insight

Which networks, if any, are excluded from this insight?

• Should work with any network that has photos.

Does this insight serve users with less or more activity?

• Should work for almost any non-zero activity.

First-run: does this insight show up on a user's first crawl?

• Definitely a first-run

How often this insight runs

• Always (triggered by a data event, check the data and update insight on every crawl)
• Daily (check the data once a day, don't regenerate every crawl)
• [X ] Weekly on a fixed day (specify day of week per network to space these out)
• Monthly on a fixed day with bonus magic day within first 2 weeks of use (specify day of month per network to space these out)
• Annual on a fixed date (specify day of year)
• Annual every 365 days from first appearance

Headline

• Looking good in emerald green!
• %username might be feeling blue
• Orange you glad?
• Looks like %username was tickled pink

Body

• This week, the photos @catlady99's liked featured a lot of emerald green, as well as some khaki and dark gray. Got any of those in your wardrobe?
• Joe Smith seems to be enjoying photos with lots of red and black in them. What mood do those colors inspire?

Tout

• Want to find out what colors move you? ThinkUp will show you!

Criteria and logic

• Requires list of recently-liked photos from the last week.

Emphasis

• [] High
• Medium
• Low

Included elements

• Headline
• Text
• Header image (image off to the left in side-by-side style insights)
• Hero image (giant image on top)
• List of user(s)
• List of post(s)
• List of link(s)
• Action button (please specify button label and URL button should link to)
• Line chart
• Bar chart
• Other viz
• Other graphic treatment

We could optionally generate a "rainbow" (color bar) view of their top colors.

Hero image

If we do generate a color bar, we could use that. Otherwise, we can find a generic color wheel/palette image.