[sicromoft]

This is great to see. Some feedback: I entered the exact name of a doctor I knew would be in the database, formatted as "firstName lastName". The result was buried under 20 other less relevant matches. I had to search as "lastName, firstName", for it to come back as the first result.

[briffle]

I noticed when zooming in on the map, the light blue color is almost identical to what the map shows as lakes/ponds/water etc.

[jamesfly]

Thank you. I'll fix this. I'm working out dark mode for the map, so I'll do it along with that when I figure it out.

[jamesfly]

Thank you. I'll fix asap. The data source only gives me the names as complete names in "last, first middle" format, and I didn't want to take risk parsing them since there are inconsistencies, but I'll work it out. For now, I've clarified the format in the placeholder of that field.

[ryandrake]

Yea, a more exact search that can parse out first name and last name would be the way. If I search for JOHN SMITH, and there are actually none in the database, I think I'd rather just see no results than 50 different Johns, none with last name Smith.