Route finder app

[wooden badger]

I have this app that I designed (now coded). I feel that the layout maybe is a bit too crowded is that just my feeling or is there too much stuff?

Its an app to search for public transport routes/connections, etc.
On the bottom is the closest stop and its departures

[pale lichen]

It's hard to understand what you were going for since it's not in English. I wouldn't say it looks very crowded, but I'm not sure if all of this info is required to be together. Also, the clock on top takes unnecessarily a lot of space, I think. As well as the main blue button, the text should be adjusted as now it's too big.

[wooden badger]

Okay, I'll shrink those two a bit. Yeah the info is required.

[pale lichen]

Are these tabs on the top? If so, they look more like buttons.

[wooden badger]

Nope. They are buttons to switch the time to Departure or arrival

i'll translate the app rq

[wooden badger]

The untranslated strings are station names + hardcoded stuff.

I did all the revisions of the sizing + made some gaps smaller.

I might also use something to separate the bottom section as it isn't related to the search at all.

[pale lichen]

For me it’s confusing what this screen is for. It seems like there are 3 different parts here that aren’t really connected.

Let’s start with the clock and the buttons. Is it a selector that works as a filter in search? Or does it show when your bus will arrive? I have too many questions 😄

Then, what the selector below the clock is for?

[grand nexus]

try to use design conventions ie. for ur date, someone else alr mentioned they dont unds what 4.3 is supposed to mean

[grand nexus]

also keep elements consistent ie. ur 2 and 22 shd look similar instead of varying width

[wooden badger]

Well that's weird because when I gave this app into the hands of 5 different people all of them understood everything. I will try to make it more obvious, what the buttons do.