The problem with this approach is that the coder is not typically the subject matter expert, nor would you want them to be.
When you have coders determining the direction of your application, you run the risk of their tunnel vision affecting the usability of your application. They are typically out of touch with the end users needs, and add features that are technically or visually appealing, but have a negative impact on the end user's experience.
They will be getting up to do certain study related tasks, though 90 days of little movement will cause them to lose muscle mass.
10 days? That isn't enough time to have your muscles atrophy, you must have other issues as well.
Is it safe to assume that if they aren't getting up, then they are going to have catheters and colostomy bags?
90 days is more than enough to form a habit, day 91 is going to get a bit messy...
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The problem with this approach is that the coder is not typically the subject matter expert, nor would you want them to be. When you have coders determining the direction of your application, you run the risk of their tunnel vision affecting the usability of your application. They are typically out of touch with the end users needs, and add features that are technically or visually appealing, but have a negative impact on the end user's experience.
They will be getting up to do certain study related tasks, though 90 days of little movement will cause them to lose muscle mass. 10 days? That isn't enough time to have your muscles atrophy, you must have other issues as well.
Is it safe to assume that if they aren't getting up, then they are going to have catheters and colostomy bags? 90 days is more than enough to form a habit, day 91 is going to get a bit messy...