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7 years ago Team K5: SoDoge
Thomas: The next feature I want to see is a way to show walking or biking specific videos from point A to point B which will be really cool since this will have a lot of applications for cyclists, tourists, and locals. This can be shown as a selected option at the top near the search bar to increase your customer base.
Lauren: The next feature I want to see is some feature that could help people customize their route in order to visualize different aspects of the route. Like Brian and Thomas mentioned, something for nature hikes or something more focused on walking could be really useful for users.
Brian: The next feature I want to see is a slower version of the car view of the streets. We discussed in person that a walking view version would be quite useful so I would like to see that implemented if possible. Also adding specific hotspots/favorite points along the desired path would be pretty nice ( aka food spots along a trail or something ).
Hyungyun: The next feature I want to see is their map will also show the beginning point and end point that users put in. I think keep tracking routes on the map as demo video showing seems difficult to implement, but it’s not challenging though because I believe Google API gives a lot of information. (realtime traffic, video)
Team K6: Hookah April: I like the video feature of your app. It seems to work pretty well and I think it's really useful to be able to speed up and slow down and pause the video. The next feature I want to see is being able to choose different routes between the same two locations because there can be multiple ways to get to the same place.
Devon: I like that you have pretty decent functionality of your map and trip preview for this first map milestone. It would be cool to be able to see suggested routes to take, scenic views (drives, biking), and see alternative routes. Would be cool to be able to stop and look around at specific points along route/preview.
Zhiyu: I really the implementation of the app. For short and familiar distance, like UCSD to UTC, we know that the route is correct. The real-time mapping would be a very useful idea to show where the "camera" is. Overall, it is a very good app so far.
Claire: The ability to visually map your direction to one place or another is really interesting. However, I can see how this could potentially be an issue if you're trying to determine a path for hiking. How would you determine how to get from one path within a park to another? I like where your application is heading toward but I can see the scope only from something from one city or one other general place to another if the location has a defined location. (hope that made sense - so like from UCSD, Trulucks, to your house... rather than North Rim Trail to South Rim Trail at Alum Rock Park, San Jose, CA) .
cool idea tho