UX report: On desktop chromium, clicked on a "14 restaurants nearby" restaurant item, and... nothing changed on the map. Little idea where it is. Got address from popup and... map wasn't showing that street name. Zoom in, pan around, repeat. Struggle. Apparently cluster markers (like "(2)") don't visually indicate selection at all. And the unclustered restaurant marker selection indication was subtle enough for me to miss, at least when getting started. Especially given the draws-the-eye distraction of the popup, so the indication transition itself wasn't noticed.
Also on the "restaurants nearby" list, every card said "New York, NY". Unhelpful ink. I wished it was showing the address line, at least when all the city lines were the same.
A relieved word of thanks for not using the frustrating Google Maps "Search this area" yes-really-please button.
I saw someplace interesting, then realized, "oh yeah, I tried to go there, but they don't open until ". Also, "that looks interesting... I wonder when they're open?", then checked GMaps via button, which didn't have hours but did have popular times (it's a truck).
Fwiw. Has given me a couple of places to try - thanks!
Also on the "restaurants nearby" list, every card said "New York, NY". Unhelpful ink. I wished it was showing the address line, at least when all the city lines were the same.
A relieved word of thanks for not using the frustrating Google Maps "Search this area" yes-really-please button.
I saw someplace interesting, then realized, "oh yeah, I tried to go there, but they don't open until". Also, "that looks interesting... I wonder when they're open?", then checked GMaps via button, which didn't have hours but did have popular times (it's a truck).
Fwiw. Has given me a couple of places to try - thanks!