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For a long while, I had been looking for Weather Apps with great UIs. They seemed so hard to find. Now I have two that look great on the Desktop and easy on th
by O1111OOO 4y ago
For a long while, I had been looking for Weather Apps with great UIs. They seemed so hard to find.
Now I have two that look great on the Desktop and easy on the eyes (ie; without the chaos I find on other sites):
https://merrysky.net/ https://merrysky.net/ and https://briefsky.app/ https://briefsky.app/
Only tested on the Desktop but I'm finding I have to do a bit more work (vs MerrySky) - that is, I have to keep clicking each day.
Usability could be improved if today's weather information bar automatically displayed when accessing the page. Maybe the settings could add a toggle ON option for:
(-) today only
(-) all days
- vsergeev 4y agoThanks for the feedback. Will make a note of auto-expand settings.
- Leftium 4y agoI'm planning to rewrite https://uw.leftium.com/ https://uw.leftium.com/. Any suggestions? I'm trying to figure out a good way to add 60-min forecast (precipitation in next hour.)
- kseistrup 4y agoSI/metric units, please.
- Leftium 4y agoOne of the reasons for my app was to quickly switch between F/C. Clicking the large temperature (in landscape mode) toggles between F/C. I think precipitation is always in mm, except for the short text summaries. ...but yes, making the units configurable was already requested and is planned in the rewrite.
- kseistrup 4y agoThanks, clicking on the large temperature does indeed — a bit unintuitively — toggle between °F and °C. If you're on a mobile. If you're visiting from a desktop computer, as was my original case, there is no large temperature to click on.