Interactive Map
This project demonstrates my proficiency in creating brand identities and intuitive interfaces, optimizing user experience, project management skills, and executing seamless development processes.
Launch WebsiteNavigating our daily lives heavily relies on maps to guide us to cities, campuses, buildings, and beyond. To design and to develop an interactive, non-linear map that seamlessly assists people in finding their destinations with speed and ease is a challenge.
Design and develop an interactive map specifically tailored for creative enthusiasts and urban bikers. The map should present information in the most intuitive way possible. Users should be able to filter the category of their interest and view parking spots, as well as access additional information about the spots that interest them.
The Happy Pedal logo merges creativity with functionality, incorporating a location pin icon with a bike inside. The location pin suggests the mapping aspect of the app, while the bike icon captures the essence of the target audience—bike enthusiasts. This combination cleverly reflects both navigation and the biking experience.
A simple and clean layout was designed to draw attention to the map. To make it easier for users to navigate. A filter by category was added, allowing them to quickly find cafes, shops, galleries, and bike racks on the map. Each pin on the map is interactive, providing users access to detailed information about the location, including a photo and video gallery. Likewise, direct links to the official websites and social media pages of locations are included on the page.
Initially planning manual coding, the project shifted to Webflow due to time and resource constraints. Despite the single-page limitation, a successful solution was found by creating a pop-up design for location details, improving overall user experience and site interaction.
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