- After selecting region and month time, as I scroll through foods, it will inadvertently select foods and bring me to the details. And once that happens, I don’t see a back button, so I deselect the food, but that resets all selections…- When making selections, it’s a little unclear that something has been “clicked” on. Could you maybe immediately gray the line of text that’s selected?- Autofill for current month.- For regions in the middle of states (example Orlando, FL) it’s unclear what to select - North or South - could there be Central options added?- General content: When scrolling through foods, especially on mobile, the additional text on the foods doesn’t seem to add much to the use (possibly for rarer varieties is an exception), but I think that the button to learn more is enough on the list view.

I love this app so much, in recent years I’ve been trying my hardest to figure out how to be more sustainable. This App has shown me so much about my area that I didn’t even know about. I can’t believe I’ve gone 17 years without knowing I could’ve been eating delicious Foods native to Texas which I’ve lived in my whole life. The only thing that I see is a problem is the design of the site, it makes me enter in my address and seasonal search engine after every time I go in to check the availability of a certain plant. it’s a hassle to put in the information after every Time I want to check if apples grow in May or March (example) it’s gotten to the point where I have to be very selective with what I want to check or else I know I want to just not use the app (I get too lazy) I really hope the creators of this app still pays attention to it because it is overall a really good idea and as The world begins to shift apps like these are very important to the future of our food chain. i’ll make sure to spread the word to my friends and family that I’ve been following along with my diet habits as of recently, but I do believe that this App could benefit from marketing strategies, etc. :) that’s all for me I hope this app continues to grow

The app is useful and attractive, but it has a huge design flaw. By default, it shows me an alphabetized list of foods that are in season where I live. And for each food, I can click on a button that says “seasonality” to find out more about the food and when it is in season. So far, so good.But when I click the left arrow in the upper left-hand corner of the screen to return to the alphabetized list of foods in season, I am always returned to the very top of the list. This is a big problem, because the list is always very long. For example, if I am reading about the seasonality of mushrooms and I then return to the main list of foods in season, I am returned to the top of that list – not to the entry on mushrooms, which I was reading, but to the entry on apples. And so I must scroll *a lot* to find my place in the list. You will have the same problem.It’s a big, simple design flaw. If they fix it, this will be a four- or five-star app.

I love that you can see what’s in season in your state, the photos of the produce (so if it’s something you’ve never had it’s easier to find it in the store), and the additional info when you tap on the produce type. My suggestions for improvement:- Let users set their location ‘permanently’, so you don’t have to select your location every time you open it. - Have it select the current month by default, or introduce an option for that. Selecting the current date every time you open the app is frustrating. - Have a couple of viewing options. The large photos are nice, but make it very hard to see at a glance what all the items are (it’s a long way to scroll to the bottom). I’d personally like two compact columns with just a name and image.- Have it return to your place on the list when returning from the detail page for a particular produce type. Currently it returns you to the top of the list, and since it’s a very long list that means a LOT of scrolling. Thanks for a cool app :)