The General Directorate of Mapping official website project was developed to present geographic data applications, map products, institutional activities and public services within an accessible digital structure.
What was the purpose of the project?
The primary objective of the project was to enable citizens, public institutions, academics and industry professionals to access mapping applications, geographic data, products, news and institutional information from a single central platform.
What approach was adopted?
The homepage was structured around different user needs, including HGM Atlas, HGM Globe, HGM Geoportal, country maps, geodetic calculations, technical services, news and products. A clear and organised information flow was created between official content and digital mapping services.
Strong Public Institution Identity
A structured, understandable and function-focused interface reflecting the official identity was created through a public institution web design approach.
Access to Geographic Applications
A central digital structure providing direct access to mapping, atlas, geoportal and geodesy applications was developed.
Product and Service Architecture
Printed, downloadable and historical map products were presented in categories based on user needs.
Clear Institutional Information Flow
News, events, publications, museum and technical visit content were organised within an integrated and easily accessible structure.
What does this project provide for the institution?
The General Directorate of Mapping project supports the more visible, accessible and sustainable presentation of geographic data, technical applications and public services in digital channels.
This project is a comprehensive, user-focused public website example that combines mapping, geodesy and geographic information services with institutional communication.
