Design in progress
Yesterday, I finished my testing on an interactive map-application we developped for a large shopping mall (for wich we've also created the website, as you can see in several of my other 'pictures' here on Flickr). There's no Flash used, no JavaScript, it's all made out of pure XHTML and CSS. The hard part was the layout of the shopping centre itself. It's a very longstretched set of buildings, with a lot of diffirent shops, bars and restaurants in it. To fit that all on one single map that should fit in any screen (starting from 1024x768) resolution, that's the part that bit me. But we succeeded :)
The application is steered by some fancy PHP that could work with any database. It's very easy for us to re-use it in another project (besides that we have to draw another map ;)).
Design in progress
Yesterday, I finished my testing on an interactive map-application we developped for a large shopping mall (for wich we've also created the website, as you can see in several of my other 'pictures' here on Flickr). There's no Flash used, no JavaScript, it's all made out of pure XHTML and CSS. The hard part was the layout of the shopping centre itself. It's a very longstretched set of buildings, with a lot of diffirent shops, bars and restaurants in it. To fit that all on one single map that should fit in any screen (starting from 1024x768) resolution, that's the part that bit me. But we succeeded :)
The application is steered by some fancy PHP that could work with any database. It's very easy for us to re-use it in another project (besides that we have to draw another map ;)).