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The speed / direction / altitude labels shown at the bottom of the screen (when tracking or routing) are very hard to read when cycling with the iPhone in bright day light.
Could this be improved by making them a bit bigger (optional would be good). The scale measure displayed at the very bottom of the screen could be used (is a waste of space anyway in my opinion)
Also the decimals for speed could be (optionally) left out, as well as the unit “km/h” (or a smaller font or small icon).
My feature request slogan:
“The best overall navigation-app. Enthusiastic to help making it even better (for me at least)!”
Thanks for the feedback! We’ll probably go the way of making the units much smaller and in a different color, so that the main numbers can be much larger and distinguished from them.
Please don’t get rid of the scale. It is a reference to the detail one can expect. I.e. Airport and other symbols don’t show on maps after about 10Km.
I mean to get rid of the scale when values are shown. When moving the values are of interest, when searching for a place the scale is wanted (and then you are usually not moving)
Nice job on the last update where it is possible to show the values also when not tracking!
Readability is a little better, but still too small when cycling in bright sunlight. I hope you intend to make them bigger in another update?
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