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Agree 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
by pheelicks 15y ago
Agree 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!