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So the map application component of this thing, specifically the controls. Here's what I've come around to after discussions with others…
- We'll have an index map application and a full-screen application.
- Each will have the ability to allow the user to toggle layers, search addresses and such.
- On the index map application, we have a finite amount of space for these controls and a finite amount of space for the map itself.
On the one hand, we need to account for the controls that will be present on launch. On the other we want the ability to add layers over time and controls to filter that information.
We need certainty and flexibility
I propose the index map application component contains:
- An address search with a radius dropdown and an action (submit) button
- A checkbox for fault lines
- A checkbox for county boundaries
- A call to action indicating more options to explore the map which will link to the full-screen view. (Sean billed it as not as "view this full screen" but rather click here to have even more options with which to explore the data.
On the full-screen application, we'll have the space to be to add additional controls and the space to allow the map to show the results of those controls in a larger context.
As an added bonus, this will also help with data-rendering on the initial page load.
With this approach, we'd know that we need styles for the following:
- Checkbox
- Select menu
- Slider
- Text input
- Action button
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