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Product case study exploring how Google Maps could better support users who know what they want to do, but not where to go.
An optional “Decision Mode” helps users choose between similar places faster, without disrupting existing navigation flows.
Thanks, Ciro! Appreciate you stopping by again. This was a fun one to tackle—trying to solve that 'decision fatigue' we all have on Maps. Glad you like it! 🔥
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