Whether you are creating a campus map, festival guide, office layout, hospital directory, or exhibition floor plan, visitors expect more than simple labels. They want to click, hover, and instantly find the information they need.
That is exactly what Interactive Maps bring to your project.
At Icograms, we are introducing a new interactive map service. Right now, you can create your own map in Icograms Designer, export it as an SVG file, and we'll add the interactive features for you.
This is an early-stage service, and we are actively collecting feedback to understand what users need most.
What Is an Interactive SVG Map?
An interactive SVG map looks like a regular vector map, but it reacts to user actions.
When someone moves the mouse over a building, booth, room, or landmark, the map can highlight the object. Clicking an element can open additional information, display a photo, show directions, or navigate to another page.
Because SVG is vector-based, your map stays sharp at any zoom level while remaining lightweight and fast.
Interactive SVG maps work well on websites, internal portals, educational platforms, and digital kiosks.