Map Project is a web application that explores how maps and geolocation can be used to solve everyday problems. The goal is to provide users with an interactive map that displays relevant nearby resources, starting with simple examples and expanding to more useful features as the project develops.
- 📍 Interactive Map – Display points of interest on a map
- 🧭 Geolocation – Detect and center the map on the user’s current location
- 🔍 Resource Discovery – Show nearby amenities or resources (e.g., restrooms, study spaces, water fountains, food)
- ⚡ Filters & Details – Provide additional context such as accessibility, hours, or distance
- 🌱 Extensibility – Built to expand into different resource types depending on user needs
- Frontend: React, Tailwind CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript
- Maps: Leaflet / Mapbox / Google Maps API
- Backend/Database: Supabase or Firebase (for location data and user contributions)
- Hosting: Vercel or Netlify
- Version Control: Git & GitHub
This project is developed as part of the CUNY Tech Prep Fellowship (2025–2026 Cohort) by a collaborative student team across multiple CUNY campuses.
This section is for my CISC 4900 Independent Project class.
It contains my timelog and is not part of the project deliverables for the team.