Map-based applications

Maps are more than a pin on a page. We design interactive maps, location search, filtering by area and spatial data visualisation.

Who it's for

  • Businesses with a network of locations, branches or sites to search on a map
  • Projects requiring geolocation data visualisation
  • Portals with offer filtering by location and radius
  • Organisations working with GIS data who want to show it online

What we do

  • Interactive maps with Mapbox, Leaflet or OpenLayers
  • Location search with geocoding and autocomplete
  • Filtering by radius, region or administrative boundaries
  • ArcGIS and other geolocation data source integrations
  • Data layers, marker clustering and responsive map views

How we work

  1. 1

    Data and goal analysis

    We review your geolocation data, where it comes from and what users should be able to do on the map.

  2. 2

    Interaction design

    We plan map views, filters, search and mobile behaviour. We pick the map engine to match project scale.

  3. 3

    Development

    We build the map, connect data, configure geocoding and test performance with large numbers of points.

  4. 4

    Launch

    We deploy to production, optimise tile and marker loading, and hand over documentation.

Common problems we solve

Google Maps slows down with many points

We use dedicated map engines with clustering and lazy loading. The map stays smooth even with thousands of markers.

Users cannot find the nearest location

We build search with geocoding, distance sorting and radius filtering.

GIS data is only available in the office

We bring geolocation data into an interactive web map accessible from any device.

Frequently asked questions

Which mapping technologies do you use?

Mapbox, Leaflet, OpenLayers — the choice depends on budget, licensing and data scale. We also work with ArcGIS REST API.

Will the map work on mobile?

Yes. We design responsive map views with touch support, geolocation and simplified filters on mobile.