Too many style options give the illusion of choice and the trains are hard to see. Curate the style for the user and then offer controls that actually are meaningful to UX of the simulation. This looks more like a map style design tool than a train simulator.
Dutch Train Map Simulator
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Re: Dutch Train Map Simulator
#52Nice. But don’t try on mobile screen. It seems that a lot of vibe coders forget (or just skip it) to add to prompt “do a mobile version of website as well”.
My bad. It works on mobile but I haven’t realized I need to tap the wheel to hide control panel. OP hid it by default now.
Re: Dutch Train Map Simulator
#53A similar train map of The Netherlands that has existed for a long time, but is geographical instead of schematic, and provides a live view of trains (based on the schedule) instead of a day in the past: https://spoorkaart.mwnn.nl
Re: Dutch Train Map Simulator
#54Nice. But don’t try on mobile screen. It seems that a lot of vibe coders forget (or just skip it) to add to prompt “do a mobile version of website as well”.
> It seems that a lot of vibe coders forget So do many non-vibe coders, somehow. I dont understand why someone would make a website without mobile support in 2026, when phones are the primary device for a lot of people.
If the data gets hard to navigate on a phone.
I have a funny request laying around for a mobile version of a 5000 row 50 column table. It works on my phone but I have no idea where I am. Im thinking and testing all kinds of things but nothing looks nice and it doesn't feel pleasant.
But in most cases there is no excuse for it.