Comment on Zoomable, translated version of the 15th century Mappa MundiComments−tempodox2yVery nice work. And interesting to see that North isn't where I'd expected it to be on the map.−gadtflyOP2yThere's a rotate button in a set of controls on the right.−tempodox2yYes, but then the writing is upside down.−gadtflyOP2yThe click-to-translate part seems to have broken since I posted this, which is bizarre. That was half the fun.Wait nvm I used the wrong link. dang can you change it to https://mostre.museogalileo.it/framauro/en/interactive-explo...−xtiansimon2yBrilliant bit of UX work. I especially like the rotate or orientation feature. Once rotated 180 I immediately recognized similarities to the modern map. Very thoughtful design work
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Very nice work. And interesting to see that North isn't where I'd expected it to be on the map.
There's a rotate button in a set of controls on the right.
Yes, but then the writing is upside down.
The click-to-translate part seems to have broken since I posted this, which is bizarre. That was half the fun.
Wait nvm I used the wrong link. dang can you change it to https://mostre.museogalileo.it/framauro/en/interactive-explo...
Brilliant bit of UX work. I especially like the rotate or orientation feature. Once rotated 180 I immediately recognized similarities to the modern map. Very thoughtful design work