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I guess, I am, very much so. I've never picked up my phone to look at where my gate is, there are usually very big signs showing which way it is. I travel for w
by aldarisbm 3y ago
I guess, I am, very much so. I've never picked up my phone to look at where my gate is, there are usually very big signs showing which way it is. I travel for work.
- UX focuses on having a deep understanding of users, what they need.
I would wager that more people look at their phone to find food, than to find their gate.
- voussoir 3y ago> I travel for work. That seems important, since most people don't travel for work and only fly once per year or less. They might appreciate the extra confirmation they're going the right way. I'd rather have the Apple map in this case. But of course, I'll stick to OSM!
- Brian_K_White 3y agoAs someone else pointed out, there are interchangeable shops and bathrooms everywhere. I have never felt any need to ask my phone where one is in an airport. But the gate is singular, and time critical.