Exactly my point — compare the feature set of this, vs the experience you'd expect from an airline or hotel booking site. Stuff like entering a date range or sh

Exactly my point — compare the feature set of this, vs the experience you'd expect from an airline or hotel booking site. Stuff like entering a date range or showing additional info inline is impossible (colour-coded availability or price details, say). Then you get onto `type="datetime-local"` and there's just no input for times at all apart from typing manually in the input field. Google make the browser & even they don't use `input type="date"` on Google Calender — the gap is too far between the desired look & feel/functionality vs what's possible so people end up reimplementing it, which is a complete waste of everyone's efforts.