@atdt Thank you, I wish I had known Codex earlier, it was very important for us to get to where we are now. But to summarize, we used the color token naming conventions and the project documentation, as well as the organizational structure, like ADRs, issue templates, and documentation models. I can write later to talk more about the process and go into detail about the inspirations from Codex. Codex is amazing design system

@dpschep For now we are making the more basic components, but since it is aimed at OSM, yes.

@koreller Thanks

@Dieterdreist We started using Penpot. but at the time it didn’t support design tokens. We’re waiting for the support for component variants to return to Penpot

it’s really nice to see how fast the project is progressing, it would be nice to have a notification system in the browser not just via e-mail and I would also love to be able to see what has been changed just like in OSMCha and not just the objects. Of course, that would be for a future version! Keep up the great work!

your project is amazing, finally someone making changes happen

I don’t believe that users will complain about some design changes on the site, many want changes, we can’t have a site that goes against any UX conversion. Thoughts like these are a delay for our community but any drastic change to the site has to be based on user research and not just endless discussions on forums.

@SomeoneElse Not because it’s just an image that does not have its importance, I have free time and knowledge of Design and this was the best way to contribute.

@nukeador thanks for the tip I will open a topic on the forum by the end of the year.

@SSEKITOLEKO It’s much harder than it looks but without us OSM wouldn’t be possible

I loved meeting you! It really is a very welcoming community

@Becky Candy it was very funny

@pedrito1414 I also loved meeting you in person! you are even nicer in person! want to send HOT stickers I accept

the best way is the editors in the navigation apps like Organic Maps because they are easily accessible by everyone who already uses the app and the OSM data, I would also like to see an OSM layer that shows temporary events like Waze

@kudlav Have you tried https://www.qwant.com/maps ? for me it is the best option even if you don’t have an app yet

First of all this project is just a concept.

Unfortunately I can’t answer everyone individually but I will try to address all the issues mentioned above. Notes are the only way a user has to report a map problem, I myself use it a lot to add POIs while I am on the street, OSM by default does not offer a way to review beginner users edits nor a way for lay users to report an error, in case it was to add directly to the map it would be good to add with a fixme=* tag to signal to other mappers to review.

I don’t even believe that this project would work because of the very structure that OSM submits to being only a data source for a base map, not offering basic things will keep us as a background service (obviously this is the wish of most in OSMF).

Obviously the project was thought in my reality and how it could be used in a campaign to encourage more companies to join OSM and that is why it follows with address labels and social networks standard in Brazil and although not mentioned obviously would be a WebApp.

Hi Qeef

Ah thanks!!! DAMN helped me a lot when I was starting up and I hope you are doing well!

I stopped using DAMN after its radical change in the client, I thought that the DAMN-client already had a great flow for the user, it was easy to understand, had a great visual feedback of how the project was going, you could see the map being completed, obviously not everything was perfect, I think one thing that could have been improved was the UI.

I understand that it is the philosophy of the project but it became too simple and complex to use, trying to emulate an interface using only text is not a good UX decision.

Of course I found ideas like the ID panel sensational, I would love to be able to test it in a setup with two monitors or an ultrawide one. of course this is my personal opinion, I understand that you may have a different point of view.

sorry for the delay in answering, I wanted to be clear with my answer…

Hugs!

sorry, I did see your comment and I will answer soon, I post in two languages because not everyone in Brazil speaks English

@Pieter Vander Vennet It’s more of a wild idea, I have a few questions about mapcomplete, before I can get started:

• What would be the main goal of MapComplete?

• What do you expect from the future of MapComplete?

• Do you have any design references?

• Which would be the competitors? or that you are inspired by?

you can answer me through OSM anyway

@Pieter Vander Vennet I also believe that gamification can have its downsides, that’s why I didn’t cover it that much, but I think that if it was implemented it would have to have a good discussion in the community. About privacy the user could choose if his profile is public or not (only followers) and also approve who follows him. I think OpenStreetMap lacks a vision of UX to value its mappers and attract new mappers, of course Big G has more power to do this, but I think that as a decentralized community we could through events value our mappers.

@JannikK Me too

@MatthiasMatthias Thanks!