We’ve been working on a new component which displays key locations, routes and areas on a map. It’s a perfect way to show the places that are important to you and your business, such as your projects, shops, or investments.
You can include additional information including text and images about each point on your map, and categorise them. We’re using Mapbox’s location platform to build customisable maps, which gives you a range of different map backgrounds and views.
How you can use it
The map component offers a more engaging and interactive way to display geographical data on your website. It’s particularly useful for ‘Our locations’ or ‘Visit us’ pages, but there are lots of other potential applications. We think it will be great for clients who have physical sites, retail businesses with suppliers across an area, or public sector partners who look after a local government area.
Here are some ideas of how you can use it, for inspiration.
A store, supplier or site locator

Showing walks or cycle routes

Guided trails for destination marketing

Showing how statistics vary between areas
How it works
The map is configurable and editable, making it easy for marketing teams and content editors to use. Adding a map to your site, editors can:
- choose between a range of map backgrounds
- create new points, lines or areas of interest
- categorise them, so they can be filtered for display
- configure the additional information about each area (including text, links and images)
Mapbox
We’re using Mapbox’s base maps, which enable cross-platform development and support custom geospatial datasets, to create visualisations of your locations.
A clean user interface
When users zoom out, points on the map are grouped or ‘clustered’ for an uncluttered and clean look.
Areas of focus
You can create background areas – for example, highlighting the region you operate in – to provide visual distinction.
Interested in using a map on your website?
Our map component is available to any of our current Core users, or can be built into a new web project. Want to chat about using it on your site? Get in touch

