I have come up with this concept to discover zoo's and theme parks - which are often relatively small areas with a lot of interrest: As they become available on mid zoom levels, they are covered with a significant color (teal).
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I have come up with this concept to discover zoo's and theme parks in the map - those are often relatively small areas with a lot of interrest: As they become available on mid zoom levels, they are covered with a significant color (teal). Zooming in, the cover vanishes, as the details reveal. In the video, after the first zoom action, two teal areas appear - Copenhagen Zoo and Tivoli Gardens. Zooming in further, you see the teal cover disapearing, revealing the details of Tivoli.
What do you think?
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I have come up with this concept to discover zoo's and theme parks in the map - those are often relatively small areas with a lot of interrest: As they become available on mid zoom levels, they are covered with a significant color (teal). Zooming in, the cover vanishes, as the details reveal. In the video, after the first zoom action, two teal areas appear - Copenhagen Zoo and Tivoli Gardens. Zooming in further, you see the teal cover disapearing, revealing the details of Tivoli.
What do you think?
Some more examples look for the teal blops:
1. Vimmerby, Sweden with Astrid Lingren world and a climbing park (to the north)
2. Berlin, Germany: left to right the Berlin Zoo, Tiergarten and an amusement park named "Freizeit und erholungscentrum", dating back to DDR days.
3. BonBonLand outside Næstved in Denmark (in Holme-Olstrup), a fun park originally created by a danish candy company.
4. Lodz, Poland: The zoo and the Mandoria amusement park (bottom).
