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Show HN: I made a little tool to practice country positions on the world map

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Hi HN,

I built a little tool to help me get better at remembering country locations on the map: https://learn-worldmap.netlify.app/

It's made from plain HTML/CSS/JS, and not intended to make any money or anything. Just thought that maybe someone else may enjoy it. Also of course happy about any feedback!

Cheerz.

Show HN: I made a little tool to practice country positions on the world map
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Re: Show HN: I made a little tool to practice country positions on the world map

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The UI could use some work, it's functional, but some polish would improve the overall appearance and user experience. It's a nice game, not to take anything away from that, but looks like it was made in the 90s/00s rather than this decade :)

Perhaps take a look at various Map websites, Google, MapQuest, Bing, OpenStreetMaps, a fullscreen interface where you can zoom and pan easily would be more user friendly

Re: Show HN: I made a little tool to practice country positions on the world map

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Nice! I enjoyed playing it. One bit of feedback – the "Include Tiny Countries" toggle seems to have the same appearance in both states, so I'm not sure which is on and which is off.

Also, a bit more contrast between sea and land would be nice. Around the Mediterranean especially, I find it really hard to tell which is which.

Re: Show HN: I made a little tool to practice country positions on the world map

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The UI could use some work, it's functional, but some polish would improve the overall appearance and user experience. It's a nice game, not to take anything away from that, but looks like it was made in the 90s/00s rather than this decade :) Perhaps take a look at various Map websites, Google, MapQuest, Bing, OpenStreetMaps, a fullscreen interface where you can zoom and pan easily would be more user friendly

The simplistic design of the UI is great. It just needs a better UX (especially mobile).
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