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Thesecomponents, and their sub-components, should work together when used within a single application, so we should create UI prototypes, as storybook stories, which illustrate these anticipated uses:
Search-centric view, as envisioned in the Atlas wireframes; when configured to get data from one or more Core Data projects, they present a search UI, a result list, and a detail view of one result.
Map-centric view, as envisioned by Georgia Coast Atlas: when configured to get data from one project, with nested places, they present a list of places, and allow navigation by browsing a place, and its nested places, and nested media.
Text-centric view, as envisioned by Ground Beneath our Feet: a markdown blog post or a TEI text in a centrally positioned text viewer could either:
Embed a "place" thumbnail inline or as a marginal note, which shows up as a thumbnail map, perhaps with a mini data detail view upon hover or click, or;
Consume most of the viewport (2/3), but leave 1/3, vertically or horizontally for a map pane, where clicking a place name on the text pans/zooms to that place on the map, with a detail popup.
Narrative or Tour view: an ordered list of annotations could be the primary data loaded upon page load, with no search feature, with next/previous buttons, allowing navigation of that ordered list, each click showing the full detail of a single annotation, and zooming/panning to its associated place from the previous place viewed.
Technology Preferences
Map Server: MapTiler
Base Maps: OpenStreetMap
Map UI: MapLibre
Data Visualizations: Deck GL
Website Framework, Build: Astro
CSS: Tailwind UI
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These components, and their sub-components, should work together when used within a single application, so we should create UI prototypes, as storybook stories, which illustrate these anticipated uses:
Technology Preferences
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