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One walk through Pasadena. Two ways to design it.
A: Field Guide, with the map up front.
B: Departure Board, with the itinerary up front.
Same places, same features. Which would you choose: A or B?
Download the Flutter source code for both versions for free.
https://contra.com/products/7ySCJSxh-switchback-two-flutter-app-designs
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A - Field Guide for me! Having the map up front feels more intuitive for exploring Pasadena. Love that you're sharing the Flutter source code too, amazing value!
Thank you!
Map up front for me. When I'm walking a new city I want to see where things are before the schedule. Cool that you shared the Flutter source!
Thank you!
Going with departure board
The field guide one looks better because of the white interface which gives it a work complete type feel. In the black one it looks like it's a prototype
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