I really enjoy building new features for Metro Map Maker (and I have so many planned), but I think it's also really important to browse and highlight the maps that visitors like you have made. I've tried to do this from the beginning -- first in
Earlier this year I picked up a copy of Mark Ovenden's Transit Maps of the World. It's a delightful read and very fun to page through, and you're bound to find lots of inspiration for making your next map. In the section on Washington,
Metro Map Maker launched in 2017, and for most of its run, there was only a single line style available: solid. Version 7 added several new line styles, plus the ability to mix and match line styles and widths. One frequently-requested line style has been a line in the style
In between adding new features to Metro Map Maker, I make fantasy maps too – and as I'm making new maps, I often think of new features. Often, these new feature ideas aren't major changes – they're small, quality of life improvements to make Metro Map
In between adding new features to Metro Map Maker, I like to make fantasy maps too – and as I'm making new maps, I often think of new features. Often, these new feature ideas aren't major changes – they're small, quality of life improvements to make
I spend a lot of time creating new features for Metro Map Maker, and lots of time browsing all of the great maps that visitors like you have created. I've added some of my favorite maps to the gallery, but visitors like you make maps much, much faster
I have a lot of fun posts to share with Metro Map Maker users like you, but I don't want to clutter the Metro Map Maker menu. Here, you'll find posts like: * Sneak previews on new features coming to Metro Map Maker * "My Favorite (Metro