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Recent feedback from Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy App users (via surveys & support tickets) highlights navigation confusion, slow response times, and missing intergalactic travel recommendations.
• "Don’t Panic" button is hard to find on mobile.
• Route planner struggles with multi-planet itineraries, often failing for Magrathea.
• Sluggish performance when retrieving restaurant recommendations (e.g., Milliways).
• Lack of offline mode—users stranded in dead zones complain about inaccessibility.
• Redesign "Don’t Panic" button for better visibility on all screen sizes.
• Fix route planner bugs & improve planetary travel logic.
• Optimize API calls for faster restaurant lookups.
• Develop an offline mode with cached travel guides & emergency tips.
• Update UI to highlight "Don’t Panic" button on mobile.
• Debug & optimize multi-planet route calculations.
• Improve restaurant recommendation response times via caching.
• Implement offline support for critical guide content.
• Conduct user testing on changes before release.
• "Don’t Panic" button is easily accessible on all devices.
• Route planner correctly handles Magrathea & other complex destinations.
• Restaurant lookup times are ≤ 2 seconds.
• Users can access key travel info offline in dead zones.