GZM

This stage focused on integrating static content into the WordPress platform. It entailed incorporating non-dynamic information such as publications, analyses, project lists, and tender procedures, ensuring they were efficiently organized on the site for easy navigation.

We prepared a series of WordPress components on the backend tailored for the editor’s convenience.

We also paid special attention to the mobile version of the site, ensuring its full responsiveness and adaptability to various screen sizes.

We also implemented optimizations aligned with WCAG standards, such as adjusting font sizes and contrasts, providing a cohesive and accessible user experience.

We debuted an interactive Infomap Module, allowing the client to attach diverse content, create legends, select colours, and segment data by cities or municipalities. Its functionality is driven by the Leaflet module, allowing admins to display unlimited maps embedded within a cartogram and upload necessary data directly to WordPress.

The Statistics section got a boost with tools such as Leaflet, GeoJSON, and amCharts. Now, users can input various indicators for specific statistics, see trends in growth or decline, and access an additional sidebar that reflects dynamic changes. The legend is entirely manageable, with an option to display data for academic purposes or even download entire statistics.

Data is primarily fetched from GeoJSON or CSV files, but the system also supports manual additions. Actions performed by users are saved during their session, enabling them to generate unique links after navigating through the module. These links showcase specific charts with chosen data and colors, presenting a custom map layout with desired settings, and can be easily shared or embedded elsewhere. Currently, there are 318 different statistical indicators, with more in the pipeline.

We have prepared both backend and frontend support for a set of charts, including bar graphs and pyramids. Using the capabilities of amCharts, we’ve developed them as independent WordPress components so that they can be seamlessly added to a website without any technical interventions. Now, they allow the configuration of various charts and facilitate easy copying and duplication.

We’ve established a dedicated section within WordPress that gathers data about parks, squares, playgrounds, and recreational areas. Each of the enlisted places has its unique subpage, complete with a gallery, supplementary details, the area’s size, accessibility information, as well as fauna and flora. The repository is continuously updated with new sites on an interactive map where users can explore them in detail. The map features tooltips, filtering options, and the ability to showcase different layers, ensuring a user-friendly data presentation.

Visit GZM is a platform designed primarily for tourists, aiming to advertise and promote the region. It has an interactive map with filters, a dynamic sidebar, tooltips, and more. Tourist attractions are categorized into several primary groups, and each of them is further divided into more detailed sub-sections. Users can see recommended sites and information about whether the attraction has an entrance fee or is free of charge. The platform is continually updated, boasting 385 unique places, and offers the flexibility to add new categories and sub-categories. The customizable design allows for specific category displays, color coding, and other tailored modules. Future development plans include the addition of cycling routes.