If we combined past and future data, which row is at the top of the screen for readers to see first?
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If they got there by way of date selection, then the top row would be that date. If they got there by just a general link (no specific date), I would expect the top row to be today’s date…but I would also expect a way to just easily jump backwards (maybe a week at a time?) or select a historical date.
Another option might be to display the data a month at a time, highlighting today, but showing the full month worth of data? Not sure.
I’m also not sure if you can provide a means to select a date range…like, maybe I want to see Feb. 3 through Feb. 27 (or whatever).
In any case, there should be some visual cue differentiating historical data versus predictions. Not sure what that might be.
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Agree with this! I don’t know how you add that to this streamlined calendar, but maybe it’s shading the square to designate is as an “event” weekend or something.
The cheer group last week were a big shock to us in terms of crowds, but I don’t think they drastically affected waits.
I think top version will drive more subscriptions. Easier to see where to track and subscribe
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