The kiosk used to ask you to choose a city before it would show anything. At a national event that is the wrong first question — and it hid events and volunteer roles from anyone who did not answer it.
It now opens on the whole of Denmark, and the city becomes a filter rather than a gate.
The rest of this round is about how it feels under a finger. Lists cache and prefetch, so a tap does not wait on the network. Buttons and filter pills grew to the size a thumb actually needs. The number of session times per page is measured from the real space in the column rather than guessed. Small things, and together they are the difference between a screen people use and one they walk past.