I realized that it's not critical that we show the email address in the scorecard at all times. What we really care about is making sure that no ever misattributes a data error to PRN. Less important is knowing who is responsible, as long as they have a way to discover it.
So, we now limit the text to only one line, which restores valuable real estate. We share the email address by using an <a> with mailto: and also the title set to describe who the maintainer is.
I also considered instead having some type of hover/click interaction with a tooltip saying who the maintainer is. However, tooltips are hard to implement on mobile since it doesn't have hover, only clicking. So I went with this simpler implementation as "good enough".
Follow up to https://github.com/ParkingReformNetwork/parking-lot-map/pull/225.
I realized that it's not critical that we show the email address in the scorecard at all times. What we really care about is making sure that no ever misattributes a data error to PRN. Less important is knowing who is responsible, as long as they have a way to discover it.
So, we now limit the text to only one line, which restores valuable real estate. We share the email address by using an
<a>withmailto:and also thetitleset to describe who the maintainer is.I also considered instead having some type of hover/click interaction with a tooltip saying who the maintainer is. However, tooltips are hard to implement on mobile since it doesn't have hover, only clicking. So I went with this simpler implementation as "good enough".