A Next.js and Mapbox interactive kiosk experience for the American Battlefield Trust, tracing Revolutionary War sites across North Carolina for the state's 250th anniversary. I contributed 7 of 248 commits, focused on the attract screen and content updates.
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NC250 is a kiosk-based interactive experience mapping Revolutionary War sites across North Carolina for the American Battlefield Trust, built for the state's 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. The kiosk runs as a React + Vite application with MapLibre GL inside Electron.
A colleague was the primary developer with 241 of 248 commits. I contributed 7 commits (3%), focused on the attract screen: preliminary structure and styling, font work, and QA updates for the landing page (ABT-1233). I also handled a content update for version 0.0.5.
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