Arrow doesn't convey that it should be clicked to give more details.

Add "Show details about this trip"

When editing parameters like bike and walk speed in the options cost calculators there's a need to re-query OTP to update options based on adjusted travel times. The options calculator needs to highlight the when a re-query needs to be trigger (and offer a button?) but can't automatically re-query, otherwise option itself will disappear.

View.prototype.scrolled = function(e) {
var lastOption = document.querySelector('.option:last-of-type');
var visibleHeight = lastOption.offsetTop - this.scrollable.clientHeight;
if (this.scrollable.scrollTop < visibleHeight) {
this.moreOptions.classList.remove('hidden');
} else {
this.moreOptions.classList.add('hidden');
}
};

Both of the following trips from the NW down to the office don't pull up the obvious option (Red line to Green/Yellow Line):

http://www.carfreeatoz.com/planner?from=3204%20Porter%20St%20NW,%20Washington,%20District%20of%20Columbia,%20USA&to=641%20S%20St%20NW,%20Washington,%20District%20of%20Columbia,%20USA

http://www.carfreeatoz.com/planner?from=5249%20Nebraska%20Ave%20NW,%20Washington,%20District%20of%20Columbia,%20USA&to=641%20S%20St%20NW,%20Washington,%20District%20of%20Columbia,%20USA

Also, on the first one, it shows two options, one taking the train to U Street and transferring to the Florida Ave bus which stops further from the office than the metro.

Not clear or consistent with bike to & drive to transit options.

The same code that checks for FF doesn't work across all platforms

1. Welcome

Welcome to CarFreeAtoZ! Arlington's next generation multi-modal planning tool.
How do you get to work?
I drive
I walk
etc.

[on selection, show second page]

1. How we're going to help you

• Compare
• Save time
• Save money
• Be healthier
• Save energy
• Show you rainy day options

1. All we need is...

Where you live
Where you work

[Find my options!]

1. Find your options...

[ Beta tag ]

Description...We're building a comparison of all of your choices for your daily commute!

[ Show me my choices! ]

If there's room, show a "register email" form

Assuming that it's home work. Just save it to their profile.

We need a better intro flow. Steps/info -

1. Display information about the form
2. Show the options
3. Expand an option and show the details

https://github.com/usablica/intro.js

Buttons need to look more clickable and look more like they're on or off.

Check boxes? Check marks? "Lights?"

1 drive to transit
2 metro
3 bike

For transit journeys. People don't think in distance, they think in time (10 minute walk vs a 0.7 mile walk)

Now supported in transitive; need to listen for event and trigger new search on drag.

Currently used as a crutch, too easy to exploit

We pull from Github right now, which doesn't allow for 1 off deployments without checking code in.

Once the results are back, before handing them over to transitive.js, so transitive doesn't have to do this internally.

http://www.fig.sh/install.html

Account is too...private? personal? Unfriendly?

Change to profile.

Can describe the returned results.

"We found metro, bike, drive, and bus results."
"We found 3 metro, 1 bike, 1 drive, and 1 walking result."

Remove the current top right "costs" on each option. We want to highlight the best part of each journey versus solo driving, and also highlight how much more expensive driving the entire way is versus other options.

If possible...

We could return a weight based on the safety of the journey that would help us weight the bike routes, not just on time.

Will add back later.

Two phase approach:

1. Come up with a uniform offset for showing average/worst case travel times (could be as simple as increasing by 25-30% and stating the value as a worst case and without traffic figure).

2. Investigate creating a traffic offset coverage from loop detector data (per RPA project).

Show a colorful border? Bigger font? Something else?

To prevent obsolete cached code from being used by the client, use auto-incremented version numbers when including build.js and build.css in client/planner.html.

Needs to be more descriptive

"Find a new trip"
"Edit your trip information"
"Find more journeys"

Probably just whether it's outside of the OSM grab we have, once drive to transit results work.

This should be a smart default. If it's close enough, we should show walking, if not, don't show.

Show "More Options" and an arrow if there are more options that will bring the user to the next option when it is clicked.

The day of week and from/to times don't look clickable enough. Underlines? Down arrows?

Walk only trips that are too far from transit should fail gracefully and offer the option to turn on biking/driving

Add in information button to the top bar that shows a modal that displays more information about the application.

if (option.transit.length > segmentIndex + 1) {
var currentFirstPattern = segment.segmentPatterns[0];
var alightStop = getPattern(currentFirstPattern.patternId).stops[
currentFirstPattern.toIndex];
var nextSegment = option.transit[segmentIndex + 1];
var nextFirstPattern = nextSegment.segmentPatterns[0];

   var boardStop = getPattern(nextFirstPattern.patternId).stops[
      nextFirstPattern.fromIndex];