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In season where? Nice though - I've wanted this to exist, but haven't been so motivated to build it - thanks!
I aggregated all data of different countries and cross-referenced it as I think a in-europe transport is still fine :)
I really don't understand what the green bar represents. Also how do some vegetables have 675 days left, wouldn't that be all year?
It represents how many percent of the season is over. But apparently that is not clear enough. Any idea how I could design that better?
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It represents how many percent of the season is over. But apparently that is not clear enough. Any idea how I could design that better?
Gotcha. I expected the bar to be relative to the other produce. I guess I don't really care that a vegetable is 105/200 days remaining because the total length of that specific vegetables season is kinda irrelevant in this context.
What about CO 2 ?
e.g. You can eat strawberries all year round, but if you eat them out of season they are flown in from afrika which produces a lot of CO²
It would be nice to see also “out of season” vegetables, so that I don’t have to assume that if it’s not on this graphic that it’s out of season.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
It represents how many percent of the season is over. But apparently that is not clear enough. Any idea how I could design that better?
Gotcha. I expected the bar to be relative to the other produce. I guess I don't really care that a vegetable is 105/200 days remaining because the total length of that specific vegetables season is kinda irrelevant in this context.
In season where? Nice though - I've wanted this to exist, but haven't been so motivated to build it - thanks!
In season in the EU (as of why the flag) I aggregated all data of different countries and cross-referenced it as I think a in-europe transport is still fine :)
I wasn't sure if the flag was to indicate that it just your citizenship. If you wanted to build on it further, I think there would be value in location filtering, since it depends why someone is interested.
Perhaps, for example, someone is more strict in their views than you and thinks eating Maltese produce (uh..) in the Netherlands isn't ok.
Or in my own case, it's not actually about 'food miles', just an interest in eating more locally and 'forcing' some variety or creativity by something not being available.