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It might be more intuitive if this was the first travel app every developed. But I don't personally any other transit UI that uses this pattern, and that makes
by black_puppydog 2y ago
It might be more intuitive if this was the first travel app every developed. But I don't personally any other transit UI that uses this pattern, and that makes using the sncf search "the weird one" and not in a good way.
- weinzierl 2y agoGoogle maps and Apple maps all work like SNCF. The first thing you enter is your destination and then you can optionally change the point of departure if it is not your current or default location. I would say this is a pretty familiar and useful pattern in general: Necessary and mandatory info first, optional data which has sensible defaults later.