Alan's Feedback

Images would be very helpful for documenting the UI instructions, right now there is only blocks of text which are hard to skim.
I can't find the link to their design documentation (ie the SDS), only their source layout. Without this, I wouldn't know how to perform a bug fix or add a new feature.
I would like to have a feature where I can start a level before the timer expires, instead of waiting for it to run all the way down.
The menu and display is fairly intuitive, and changing parameters works intuitively.
I'm not clear on what the console output window is for--debug? Or if it is for important game notification. Right now it doesn't seem that relevant.
How will the interface support users with red-green color blindness? Bug submitted (no number or id available).
It can be hard to tell the cars apart, and I would like to know what their path, velocity and distance is so I can correctly configure the timers.
How do I know if I win or lose? More feedback is needed in terms of performance (besides cars timed out).
More notifications around events would be useful, and should have locational relevance. For example, if a car times out, the notice should appear right over the car in question so I know exactly where the problem was.

Rich's Feedback

poor poor installation instructions
there is not a whole lot to the game right now...
it is really hard to see, the color scheme needs significant improvement. this may be a limitation of the platform they are using, if it is, its a bad platform
if I had not played it before, I would have no idea of what to do, specifically: where do I click to place a traffic sign? what is my goal?
i dont want to have to wait to see then effects of my plans, wheres the play button?
at one point, the light changed from red to green while a car was in the intersection. as a result, there was a collision, adding a yellow light is the clear solution
at another point, a car turned left at the same time another car went straight (from the other way), they collided in the intersection cause neither waited, they should improve the ai
there is no results screen
what they did well: the menu button is really good, and useful!
easy to navigate menus, good job!
traffic light is easily editable/changable
UI has all the needed information. there is a little excess, but thats ok
overall, it mainly looks like they need to spend more time on it. work on the ai, the tutorial, the clarity of the UI. it is a good beta test, shows the moving parts moving (even if they are incredibly simple)
their pipeline is working, and it is working very well (without flaw)

Documentation describes features not yet in the beta release (such as a button to start play immediately, stop signs, etc.)
As Rich said, installation not properly set up
Traffic timing is ambiguous
- When I change the red vs green wait times, which direction am I changing them for (one direction's green timeout is the other's red timeout)
- I just discovered that you can click on either direction and get the time's from that direction's perspective. That should be documented
Traffic lights do not have a yellow state
Removing a traffic light does not disable configure and remove buttons (bug submitted)
State machine representation of display works well, all transitions I tried worked fine.
I noticed that the map is stored in a (vaguely) human readable text format. Some documentation on this format (somewhere between developer doc and user doc) could enable people to make their own levels, although when I tried this most times the game got stuck pathfinding.
Great that they have a bug reporting form on the website.
The website itself is pretty, but considering its mostly flat structure, finding a piece of information can be difficult.