- The tool-tip feels wrong in how it covers up the highlighted route. Perhaps it should go at the left top of the screen.

- When opening the page the user should be prompted to pick the language and theme. Then you can collapse it in the interface under a settings icon. (put the icon to the left of the close button)

- Push "Train dashboard" all the way to the top. (next to the settings and close icons)

- Make the close button smaller.

- "Search trains" should sit as close to the top as possible.

- Lines around forms and buttons are visible when you look at them directly but are to faint for peripheral vision.

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Pavlinbg 7 hours ago | parent [-]

Valuable feedback, thank you.

Regarding the prompt for language and theme: I actually received similar feedback via email. Instead of adding a popup, I decided to make it seamless—I just updated(locally) the app to automatically detect your OS settings for the Theme (Light/Dark) and Time Format (12h/24h) and apply them by default. This way it should "just work" for most users without needing an extra click.

	▲	6510 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		That's even better. Do remember that the OS language isn't the preferred language. From HN you should really link to an /en version. My formula is to ask what it is the user should be doing on the page. Not even what they think they should be doing, what they actually should be doing. Why are they there? Then you give the visitor only what they need step by step. People are great at screwing things up. Rob them from all opportunities. In my day job I actually use quite a few train apps. If I have several train or trip numbers in my head everything that is not a search box is wildly annoying. Wait.. let me slap something together.... https://img.go-here.nl/train-app.png There, except from a settings icon that is how I would make it. Enjoy