Frequently asked questions
Yes. Morpht has a dedicated maps and geodata practice, building flexible mapping solutions on top of ReactJS and mapping engines including Leaflet (for GeoJSON data) and Google Maps-based GeoCharts. Convivial for GovCMS includes native Map and GeoChart components. Morpht has delivered mapping solutions for government agencies that need to display service locations, environmental data, regional statistics, and spatial information in an accessible, responsive format.
Purpose-built mapping is typically needed when the map is core functionality rather than decoration; location-based service finders, spatial data visualisation, or interactive tools where accessibility, styling consistency, data source flexibility, or privacy considerations (avoiding third-party tracking embedded in some map providers) matter more than a simple embed can deliver.
Yes. Drupal's integration flexibility extends to connecting with spatial/GIS data sources and APIs, which is common in government use cases like environmental, planning or emergency-service mapping tools.
Yes. This is often overlooked; interactive maps need keyboard navigability and non-visual alternatives (e.g. accessible data tables or search-based alternatives to a purely visual map) to meet WCAG AA, since a map that's only usable by mouse/touch fails accessibility requirements regardless of how good it looks.
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