This project employs a combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to achieve its functionality and aesthetics. HTML structures the content, CSS ensures a responsive and visually appealing design, and JavaScript powers the interactive elements. Leaflet.js, an open-source library for mobile-friendly interactive maps, is used to render the map and manage the markers. The map tiles are provided by OpenStreetMap, adding a reliable and comprehensive geographical backdrop. Whether you are a web developer looking to enhance your skills or a business aiming to present geographic data engagingly, this project serves as an excellent example and starting point.
Features:
Interactive Map: Utilizes Leaflet.js to render a dynamic and interactive map.
Custom Markers: Each marker on the map can display a modal with detailed information.
Responsive Design: The map and modal are designed to be fully responsive, ensuring a seamless experience across various devices.
Image Gallery: The modal includes an image gallery to showcase multiple images related to the selected marker.
Detailed Information: The modal displays a title, description, and a link for more information.
Smooth User Experience: Clicking on a marker brings up a modal window with detailed information, which can be closed by clicking a close button or outside the modal.
Technologies Used:
HTML: Structures the content and layout of the webpage.
CSS: Styles the map, modal, and overall page, ensuring a visually appealing and responsive design.
JavaScript: Powers the interactive functionalities, including initializing the map, handling marker clicks, and managing the modal.
Leaflet.js: A powerful library for interactive maps, providing the mapping functionalities.
Google Fonts: Integrates the Poppins font for a modern and clean typography.
How to Use:
Open the HTML file in a web browser.
Explore the interactive map by clicking on the markers.
Each click on a marker will open a modal displaying detailed information, including images and a link for more details.
Close the modal by clicking the close button (×) or anywhere outside the modal.