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Sounds totally like a promotional piece. Count "It's recommended that you check opening hours before visiting." That's how you do UX these days? Anyway, I'm p
by guard-of-terra 10y ago
Sounds totally like a promotional piece.
Count "It's recommended that you check opening hours before visiting." That's how you do UX these days?
Anyway, I'm pretty happy with skyscanner, maps.me, tripadvisor and booking (they have crappy UI tho, check alternatives in countries where they're viable).
- tedmiston 10y agoThat seems like an allusion to seasonal hours and whatnot to me. AFAIK none of the travel POI apps account for aspects like that today. Aside: I got frustrated that none of them offer tracking brunch hours, so I made a one-page site for my city that has just that (http://www.qcbrunch.com http://www.qcbrunch.com). I'd like to do the same for kitchen hours at bars.
- guard-of-terra 10y agoDoesn't make sense to repeat it multiple times out, and you definitely could crowd source that kind of info if the mapping wasn't usurped by opaque Google not interested in that.
- skinnymuch 10y agoI like seeing local enthusiast pages like this. It would be nice to see a clear last updated date somewhere since most pages of this kind stop getting updated. I was able to see from the Github link that it is indeed being updated like your page says, but I'm not sure if everyone would understand the Github interface. Might just feel overwhelmed immediately? I could be wrong though! Thanks for reminding me that I'd like to do similar info for local areas around me.
- tedmiston 10y agoYeah, you're totally right, that's what I really want. Currently I just git push to GitHub Pages (without a local build process). I haven't figured out how to do get the deployment timestamp from that yet.