35 karma · joined June 17, 2019
I only had time before to test it on mobile on my commute. Having seen the desktop version now I understand your concern. Maybe there is a way to just reduce the size of the information a bit but still keeping it structurally as is? I also think that most people can identify the source of the information just based on how it is structured (longer texts for wikipedia, youtube/twitter/reddit with its own branding, etc.) but we would need more opinions on that.
One little thing: In my opinion the labels 'Google', 'Wikipedia', 'Twitter', etc. don't need to be fixed on mobile since you already have to icons above it and it does take up a bit of vertical space.
Other than that a nice concept.
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go! Fleet is a software ecosystem for the digital transformation of SMEs operating in passenger transport. It consists of a cockpit for smart dispatching, a driver app, a booking widget, an API for multimodal mobility and other digital solutions.
We use: Node.js, Microservices, REST-APIs, RESTful-Back-End-Services, Message Broker (RabbitMQ), SQL, Redis, Docker, Git, React, React Native
You can apply here: https://baker-street.join.com/jobs/2289943-backend-entwickle...