No Road Block — a live, community-reported trail-status site for Toronto's Lower Don Trail.

A live, community-reported trail-status site for Toronto's Lower Don.

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No Road Block sticker on a black trailhead board asking 'Can you get on the trail today?'

01 / 05 — The pitch

Need an update? A QR sticker at every access point links to that spot's live status.

No Road Block location page for Pottery Road showing a clear status marker and recent reports No Road Block report sheet asking 'Is the trail still clear here?' with yes and no buttons

02 / 05 — The product

One tap to report. Just one tap to let people elsewhere on the trail know a status.

03 / 05 — The zoom

Custom zoom animations. Embracing the limitations of the map to create an exciting zoom interaction.

The live map around Pottery Road in the light theme — halftone greens on a paper ground. The same map view in the dark theme — night ink, black water, lit windows. Light Dark

Custom map theming. The map offers a dark mode, matching the experience when you're out on the trail.

04 / 05 — Map theming

05 / 05

Get out there.

Until everything is open, you have a tool to help you plan your outings. First community report: eight minutes after the stickers went up — go make yours.

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