I’ve just come up with the first concept design for a route selection GUI. I’m interested in people’s thoughts and opinions.
The map is a placeholder and will be eventually be made to fit the actual route.
On the ‘Trains’ UI, the blank boxes will contain filters. These are yet to be decided.
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unmiss
(unmiss)
April 10, 2020, 5:43pm
#2
Looks great! Can’t wait to see the final converted product.
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Looks amazing, but would the overhead Routes and Trains title be any better if it was a little bigger?
Mixed Feelings. What do you think?
I think it looks better that way, makes the empty space still plenty to compliment the text. I also find bigger text a lot better then smaller text, more easy to read I assume.
I made a few other alterations to complement it and I actually prefer it. Thank you for the feedback!
The UI looks awesome! In my opinion, I really like it! Great work!
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I think there could be a couple more pixels of padding between the giant “GTW” and “Gatwick Airport”.
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Ah yes. Thank you. Much better.
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You could also make the rectangle a bit taller so that this area has a little more space on the top and bottom:
A good rule of thumb when designing GUIs is to try to keep the padding even on all sides. You have some padding here:
But not here:
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I gave the card a bit of padding on the bottom but if I was to give it the same as the top padding I think it has too much of a chin.
(top) added a bit of padding to the botton
(bottom) added equal padding all round
In your bottom image, I think you could move the little progress bar thing (stepper? idk) down a bit, so that it looks centered. That gives it some space to breathe on the top and bottom.
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Ah yes. I much prefer that.
Also, that is supposed to represent the stations on the route (if that changes anything)
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Sublivion
(Sublivion)
April 10, 2020, 8:51pm
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Where’s the back button?
Also… did you purposely use my local tube station in that central line example?
Back button will come last so I can work out how it best be placed & designed.
Haha! I didn’t even realise! I just looked for a station with two interchanges surrounding a normal station.
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