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My first impression: "Wow. Those icons looks very Metro like Windows 8." Then, I realized the data is about City of Seattle, then it all makes sense. Regardless
by lominming 12y ago
My first impression: "Wow. Those icons looks very Metro like Windows 8." Then, I realized the data is about City of Seattle, then it all makes sense. Regardless, good job on the city part. Providing data provides potential for the public to make more sense of them. New and interesting solutions or tidbits can be discovered from the public. I can see students playing with the data for their research papers.
- awda 12y agoSeattle is not part of Redmond, which is where Microsoft is. But probably a fair number of MS employees in the city.
- spb 12y agoAnd Seattle and Redmond are both in King County, whose Metro transit signs inspired the "Metro" interface in the first place.
- koenigdavidmj 12y ago> But probably a fair number of MS employees in the city. Quite a lot. Enough in fact that they have a set of private bus routes to various districts of the city. Though people don't protest them to nearly the same volume as they do in SF.