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7 years ago Team PokeBoop, K1, Team 19
Austin: The next feature I would like to see is a filtering mechanism that categorizes locations based on criteria such as activity type (perhaps musical- or exercise-based) and cost. I like how team K2 is already planning on consolidating where the information for each marker is presented; their idea for a sidebar would be easily accessible to the user and could serve as the place to add some filtering implementation (to further consolidate locations on the “tourist” map).
Peter: So the next feature I want to see is how they organize the description (when you click on any visual marker). What I want you to do is to arrange it in a way when you click on it, is away from the marker itself (like on the ocean). It will be less cluttered that way. I want you to organize your data in the description in a way that can be filtered out for the purpose of your app.
Inkan: I like the idea of the app of showing local popular areas in San Diego. The next feature I want to see is perhaps a way to see more data on different locations of possible attractions. Besides that, I think it will be great to start organizing the areas in a way that shows what kind of place is what (for example, categorize amusement park as a green marker perhaps?). I think it would be nice also on the description of each area you can add a link to the actual place if possible (for example, for SeaWorld add a link to the SeaWorld website).
Andrew: (absent)
Team 17
Andrew Fancett I want the explore map to be filled with people's locations that they have explored. As more people visit then those places could appear more prominently on the map. So far it's a very neat idea!
Drew Bartleman I like the idea. It says you guys did a lot of paper prototypes, and I would love to see them. A feature that I would like is expanding on "price" - is that the price to get there? By what metric? It would be cool to see a low-tier flight there vs. a mid-tier or luxury flight, so then you could compare going to New York in an economy seat and visiting Texas in a luxury seat to see which is more economical.
Cynthia Hong The next feature that I would like to see is the ability to see pictures of the place they have clicked on. Travelers are always interested in what the place looks like and if you can take Instagram worthy pictures.
Tyler Sorensen The next feature I want to see is a method by which the user, after they click on a location and want to go there, can save that location in some way so that they can refer to it later. So basically a button in the pop up that functions to 'save for later', and displays it on a list outside of the main map interface. Obviously the list part shouldn't be your next milestone, but I'd like to see that facet of the popup implemented.