Clear routing with multiple points had not yet been invented. There were many challenges related to storing a midpoint that the Yahoo development team was able to solve.
Simple innovations, like placing a mini-map of each step inline in the directions, really helped people keep on course.
The data sources were really only starting to collect satellite imagery.
The map UI utilized a proximity-based navigation box... allowing people to step, or "drive" their route by moving the cursor around.
Yahoo! was ahead of the game on including non-business information, such as ATM locations or Bus and Train stops.
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A few years back, before truly interactive maps were a thing, Google and Yahoo were competing to revolutionize the old mapping systems like MapQu Read More