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Maps Should Be Crafted, Not “Plugged In”

by Jeffrey ZeldmanMay 30, 2013August 12, 2019

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Web designers: erase the line between “the map” and “the content“ by harnessing the power of open-source Leaflet and your own fresh creative thinking. In the tradition of ALA’s recent “Hack Your Maps,” Happy Cog’s Brandon Rosage shares how to make location a central aspect of the content experience—not just a visual aid.

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