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When the geolocate control is enabled and trackUserLocation is enabled, the accessible elements could be ordered to start at the user location marker and radiate outward. At least this is how our iOS implementation does it. Otherwise, we could order the elements from top-left to bottom-right; either way, consistency helps the user know how far they’ve gotten through the list of elements.
Otherwise, we could order the elements from top-left to bottom-right; either way, consistency helps the user know how far they’ve gotten through the list of elements.
Agreed. I think top-left to bottom-right should be the default since only a small fraction of GL JS maps will have the geolocate control enabled, but also agreed that order by distance is very useful for some applications.
When the geolocate control is enabled and
trackUserLocation
is enabled, the accessible elements could be ordered to start at the user location marker and radiate outward. At least this is how our iOS implementation does it. Otherwise, we could order the elements from top-left to bottom-right; either way, consistency helps the user know how far they’ve gotten through the list of elements./cc @tristen
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