Interactive maps can be a a great way of displaying useful information in an engaging and attractive way by inviting the user to take action. With huge developments in GEO tagging over the last decade, the advent of Google Maps APIs and the introduction of Fusion tables, more and more websites are taking advantage of these comprehensive tools to showcase their data. We take a look at some interesting uses of these maps in 2013.
The Music Map
50 Problems in 50 Days
Mobile Bay
Build with Chrome – Lego
GOOD
Flybe Route Map
YCO Yacht
The Global Transition
GeocodEarth
World of Merix
Yvan Rodic – Cities
Messages for Japan
Startup Weekend
Irrland
Bluecadet
Keystone
