Interactive Web Map Turn your location data into a map people can actually use.
A focused public or internal map built around your data and your users—not a generic dashboard. Up to five layers, clear search and filtering, responsive design and deployment on your own domain are included.
BEST FOR
Businesses needing a store locator, asset map or public-facing spatial tool.
One useful map, without another platform to maintain
A good web map answers a specific question quickly: Where is my nearest service? Which assets are in this area? What is proposed on this street? The package starts with that question and keeps the interface only as complex as the answer requires.
I prepare the supplied data, design the interactions and build a fast map that sits within your existing website. You review a working version before launch, so the result is tested with real content rather than approved from a static mock-up.
Make places findable
Search, filters and informative popups help visitors move from a map full of features to the few places relevant to them.
Keep your brand and domain
Colours, typography and map controls are matched to your site, with the finished map hosted or embedded on your domain.
Launch with a maintainable dataset
The cleaned map data and update notes are handed over, so routine changes do not depend on reversing the finished application.
What's included
Everything needed to take an agreed set of source data through design, review and launch.
Up to five data layers
Prepare and display up to five agreed point, line or polygon layers, with a clear legend and intentional drawing order.
Source data preparation
Convert supplied GeoJSON, shapefiles, spreadsheets or PostGIS extracts into web-ready data and resolve routine geometry, projection and field issues.
Search, filters and popups
Add the interactions appropriate to your use case, including category filters, text search, feature highlighting and useful attribute popups.
Responsive, branded design
Match your visual identity and test the map across current desktop and mobile browsers with legible controls and accessible fallbacks.
Two review rounds
Review the working map with your stakeholders and consolidate feedback into two structured rounds of refinements before launch.
Deployment and handover
Publish the map on your domain or provide the embed for your website, with the prepared data and a concise operating and update guide.
The complete handover
You know what arrives at the end, what is needed at the start and which requests sit outside the published scope.
DELIVERABLES
A2 · 2 weeks- 01
Production interactive map
A working public or internal URL containing the agreed layers, interactions and branding.
- 02
Website embed or deployment
A production embed snippet for your CMS, or deployment configuration where the map occupies its own page or subdomain.
- 03
Web-ready source data
The cleaned and converted datasets used by the map in a standard, reusable format.
- 04
Map operating guide
Short documentation covering the layer structure, update process, embed location and routine maintenance tasks.
What I need from you
- The source data for the agreed layers, together with an explanation of the fields visitors should see or search.
- A short list of the questions the map must answer and the people who will use it.
- Your logo, colours, typography and an example page from the website where the map will live.
- A website or hosting contact who can approve the embed, DNS or deployment steps.
- One nominated reviewer to consolidate stakeholder feedback during the two review rounds.
FIXED PRICE · CLEAR LIMITS
Scope boundaries
- The fixed package covers up to five agreed layers and the interactions described on this page; additional layers or workflows are scoped before work proceeds.
- User accounts, payment flows, custom back-office applications, native mobile apps and new field-data collection systems are separate software projects.
- Large-scale data cleansing, address verification and ongoing editorial updates are not assumed; if the source data needs more work, you receive a revised quote first.
Two weeks from source data to launch
The two-week window starts when the agreed data, brand assets and website requirements are available.
Confirm the map brief
Check the data and agree the primary user question, layer list, interactions, visual direction and launch destination.
Build the first working map
Prepare the data, establish the cartography and assemble the first interactive version on a private review link.
Add interactions and review
Implement search, filters and popups, apply your branding and work through the first consolidated review round.
Refine, test and launch
Complete the second review round, test desktop and mobile behaviour, deploy to your domain and hand over the update guide.
Questions before you book
Practical answers about this package. Anything else can be covered in the free call.
Q1 Can the map sit inside WordPress or another CMS?
Yes. The map can be embedded in common content management systems or deployed as a standalone page on a subdomain. I confirm any CMS or hosting constraints during kickoff before choosing the launch method.
Q2 What data formats can you work with?
GeoJSON, shapefiles, CSV or Excel files with coordinates, and extracts from spatial databases such as PostGIS are all suitable starting points. Address-only or inconsistent data may need extra preparation, which is flagged and quoted before work starts.
Q3 Will it work on residents’ and customers’ phones?
Yes. Responsive behaviour is part of the package, not an add-on. The map is tested with touch controls and small screens, and important feature information remains available without relying on hover interactions.
Q4 What happens if we need more than five layers?
We can usually simplify or group layers without losing the user experience. If the full layer list is necessary, I will define the additional performance, design and data work and provide a fixed revised quote.
Q5 Can we update the information after launch?
Yes. You receive the prepared data and update instructions. If you would rather send regular changes through, the Monthly GIS Retainer can cover ongoing map and data updates.
Continue through the schedule
Two related options, or compare all six packages.
Have data that should be a useful map?
Bring a sample dataset and the question your visitors need answered. You will leave the free call with a recommended scope, launch path and confirmed fixed price.