Frontend UX/UI considerations

Study both mobile and desktop versions to identify what is useful/theft-worthy to adapt vs. improveable:

**SAMHSA's Find Treatment Locator**
1. Go to https://findtreatment.samhsa.gov/locator
2. Type "Philadelphia, PA, USA" in the search bar
3. Experiment with 2 location options:
[ ] County (just Philadelphia: this limit made sense when we were focused on serving HFP/PDPH)
[ ] Distance: 15 mi (maybe more practical for referrals than limiting to just city boundaries)
4. Uncheck "SU & MH" and check "SU" [substance use], then **click the dropdown carat next to "SU"** to explore analogs to our **mobile X-4** mockup
5. Check "Buprenorphine Practitioners" to add their dots to the map and see listings

Screenshots for desktop:
[Map+filter menus: Philadelphia county, SU](https://www.dropbox.com/s/fwwtqdp9kmoh158/Screenshot%202021-01-25%2013.33.21.png?dl=0)
[Map with SU + BP dots: Philadelphia county](https://www.dropbox.com/s/w7e6kuy5kz2w4v4/Screenshot%202021-01-25%2013.33.52.png?dl=0)
[Map with SU + BP: within 15 miles of Philly center (19102)](https://www.dropbox.com/s/5eytmxanpriou13/Screenshot%202021-01-25%2013.52.56.png?dl=0)

- [ ] Study mobile layouts & functionality

MOUD (Medications for Opioid Use Disorder) Locator, Washington Recovery Help Line
http://www.warecoveryhelpline.org/moud-locator/

Three theft-worthy features in opening desktop version of WA MOUD:
- Adapt CONTENT of their opening filters for ours? (two desktop screenshots below)
- Emulate more INVITING/RELATABLE address of their opening filters (vs. SAMHSA's more detached approach)?
> ["I'm seeking the following medication..." | "I can pay with..." | etc.](https://www.dropbox.com/s/n28716wena344mu/Screenshot%202021-01-25%2016.32.46.png?dl=0)
> ["I am also interested in the following services..."](https://www.dropbox.com/s/4m3du7k6jphb43l/Screenshot%202021-01-25%2016.33.05.png?dl=0)
- Offer language translation options? If simple, include 1-3 options for Philly (Spanish, others TBD), otherwise just include on future wishlist

- [ ] Study mobile layouts & functionality