Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Pune, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I already have the core shapefile ready and now need a clean, browser-based application—similar in look and feel to [login to view URL]—that lets visitors explore, filter and analyse that data in real time. The emphasis is on geographical data analysis: users should be able to zoom, pan and query the layer to reveal attribute information, run basic spatial statistics (area, distance, buffer, etc.) and toggle thematic views such as colour-coded classifications.

On top of that analysis layer, the interface must let a visitor highlight specific areas with an on-screen tool (simple polygon / free-hand highlighter). They don’t need to add text or draw arbitrary shapes—just select one or more zones, see the combined stats and optionally export the highlighted geometry to GeoJSON.

Key expectations and deliverables
• Deploy the shapefile to a performant web stack of your choice (Leaflet, Mapbox GL JS, OpenLayers, or a similar modern framework).
• Build an intuitive UI/UX that mirrors the smooth map interaction of [login to view URL], including responsive behaviour on mobile.
• Implement the analytical functions and the highlight-area tool, ensuring results update instantly.
• Provide clear documentation so I can add new shapefiles or style layers later.
• Final hand-off: full source code, a brief deployment guide, and a live demo link for acceptance testing.

I’m happy to discuss architecture choices (GeoServer, PostGIS, tilesets, vector tiles, etc.) as long as performance and ease of future maintenance remain central." (client-provided description)