Transit | Case study
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Wanted to design maps in browser so I built a tool to do so.
While browsing the internet I came across a transit map and got an idea for an interactive app to design them. One thing led to another and it kept growing into something bigger than I planned. Generate map Every click builds a complete transit network with its own routes, interchanges, and station names. No two generations come out the same so you can keep going until one feels right. Each click generates a new city Generate route You can also grow a map gradually by adding one line at a time. Each new route picks its own color and finds a path through whatever's already there. 2…
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