Depends on who makes it and how its perceived. If it is something like an up-front ad banner that is shown on the fly - (Movie premieres in 7 days!) it works, if it is somewhere not visited often people may forget to check.
I do event lists with the days in between listed... https://doplaces.com/events I make sure to list the day name as well as I think more about what day it is than the date.
X days might be confusing if it's not live like an email or facebook post (which I regularly discover after the events)
Imho calendar apps shpuld have a way to visualise “how many days to events”.
Currently, I need to calculate myself. I’m lazy I know, but why do I need to subtract event’s day - today rather than having countdowns ready on calendar apps/websites?
I’m not sure they need to show this specifically? I put an event on my calendar. Any point thereafter, “Hey Siri, how many days to event?” I don’t even need to open the app to get the answer.
Depends on who makes it and how its perceived. If it is something like an up-front ad banner that is shown on the fly - (Movie premieres in 7 days!) it works, if it is somewhere not visited often people may forget to check.
I do event lists with the days in between listed... https://doplaces.com/events I make sure to list the day name as well as I think more about what day it is than the date.
X days might be confusing if it's not live like an email or facebook post (which I regularly discover after the events)
I built this into https://minicalendar.app (my pet project to learn Blazor). You can also measure the number of days between two events or activities.
Imho calendar apps shpuld have a way to visualise “how many days to events”.
Currently, I need to calculate myself. I’m lazy I know, but why do I need to subtract event’s day - today rather than having countdowns ready on calendar apps/websites?
two similar questions:
a) why is there no cancel-button (for wrong selection) on ANY elevator i have seen so far?
b) when does Outlook parse automatically the proposed time from an email if i click "make an event out of this mail"-icon
any ideas? :-))))
here's one: https://www.calendarr.com/united-states/
Here's a scary thought, 95 days until Jan. 1.
2024 is coming to an end really fast.
I’m not sure they need to show this specifically? I put an event on my calendar. Any point thereafter, “Hey Siri, how many days to event?” I don’t even need to open the app to get the answer.