Ho fatto la prova con Car Play ma non ti propone parcheggi. L’interfaccia dell’Infotainment è molto molto grezza. Tant’è che io faccio la ricerca della destinazione, del percorso migliore sul cell e dopo lo collego alla macchina: molto più facile e con più informazioni.
Per quanto riguarda le emoji direi che tutto sommato potrebbero andar bene 
per festivi e feriali. Invece mi pare del tutto inutile e poco chiaro stare a segnalare quanto tempo dura il disco orario se vogliamo essere precisi c’è il campo descrizione
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L’importante che siamo tutti d’accordo, per me va bene
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Quindi cosa decidiamo?
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While doing a general review of the tests performed, I noted that unfortunately, the emojis we planned to use aren’t displaying correctly on the Livemap.
So we need to decide how to proceed.
At this point, I would suggest including only the street name in the parking spot name, with any quick information in parentheses after the name.
E.g.
Via Mario Rossi (€)
Piazza Bianchi (90’)
Largo Verdi (in this case, if it’s free, only the street name is used)
The same applies to parking lots that have a name:
Vittoria (€)
Machiavelli
Then, more detailed information can be added in the description.
What do you think?
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In my opinion, since there is no way to provide a legend, I don’t know how well users would understand these various symbols.
My opinion is as follows:
- Include the street name in the parking lot name
(when the client shows you “nearby parking,” I find it much more intuitive to see the street name, even if it isn’t the official name of the parking lot)
An example can be found here; for the arriving user, seeing the same “Piazza …” name shown on the signage would be better. - Simply put any info in the description
Honestly, I don’t think it’s very hard to understand that € for a parking spot means it’s paid and that 90’ are the minutes for the parking disc, but goodness…
Obviously, no one is saying you can’t add more details to the description.