From what I gather, the right way to create an attraction is to first find it on Google using the search button, and then customizing the title and image if needed. I think the way the page is laid out gives the impression that all the fields are supposed to manually entered, which isn't true -- and in the case of "Location", the text field is disabled completely, which led to some confusion.
Severity
Medium. I think a slight modification here can drastically improve user experience.
Suggestion
If my understanding is correct and new attractions should indeed be based around the Google Maps search, then perhaps pressing the "Add attraction" button could take the user directly to the Google Maps interface? -- and once a location is selected, the editing page is then shown to the user with certain fields already filled in.
Description
From what I gather, the right way to create an attraction is to first find it on Google using the search button, and then customizing the title and image if needed. I think the way the page is laid out gives the impression that all the fields are supposed to manually entered, which isn't true -- and in the case of "Location", the text field is disabled completely, which led to some confusion.
Severity
Medium. I think a slight modification here can drastically improve user experience.
Suggestion
If my understanding is correct and new attractions should indeed be based around the Google Maps search, then perhaps pressing the "Add attraction" button could take the user directly to the Google Maps interface? -- and once a location is selected, the editing page is then shown to the user with certain fields already filled in.