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Quick suggestion: style the "Current Location" bubble differently from the rest. Also, I'm not sure what "?" is. I assume that it lets you enter an address, bu
by trhaynes 15y ago
Quick suggestion: style the "Current Location" bubble differently from the rest.
Also, I'm not sure what "?" is. I assume that it lets you enter an address, but it's best if I don't have to try it to figure it out.
- pheelicks 15y agoAgree that it could be clearer. The idea of the '?' is to let you enter a location without the hassle of having to save it first. Useful for times when you want to go someplace, but it's not common enough to warrant saving it
- apawloski 15y agoTo me, it seems like this (the ? ) is the strongest feature of the app. My kneejerk reaction is that if you go to a place often enough to save it, you probably don't need directons anyway (or won't after one or two trips). Nitpick aside, this is a beautifully simple interface.
- juriga 15y agoThe "?" button is definitely useful, but often I use Google Maps on Android to get transit directions home (or some other recurring place). I know where home is but I still don't know whether or not I have to run to catch the next train.
- egallardo 15y agoI would guess that the most common use case is getting from the current location to a new destination (?). What if those 2 were more prominent? Saved locations could be an additional option but to make this more efficient, I would bring those 2 options to the forefront. Needless to say, but well done!
- juriga 15y agoAgree on both. Current location and the one-off entry button should be distinct from the preset buttons. I love the simple but powerful UI. It's not often you see something that makes you think "Why hasn't this been done before?". I would even gladly pay a buck or two for an Android version ;) EDIT: grammar