MapsAlive® 3 Released with New Interactive Map Features and Free Maps - PR Inside |
| MapsAlive® 3 Released with New Interactive Map Features and Free Maps - PR Inside Posted: 09 Dec 2010 01:39 AM PST 2010-12-09 10:41:07 - MapsAlive continues to expand its innovative interactive map application with new features and a completely redesigned web site making it the most powerful, affordable, and easy to use solution for making any image interactive. Waitsfield, VT, December 09, 2010 -- AvantLogic has unveiled version 3 of MapsAlive (www.MapsAlive.com), the leading interactive map application that turns any online image, map or diagram into an interactive experience for web pages and kiosk way finding systems. "MapsAlive 3 includes enhancements to virtually every aspect of the program and has been completely redesigned to make it more powerful, intuitive and user-friendly." said AvantLogic Vice President Janice Kenyon. "With all the new features in version 3 no other interactive map software is as robust, affordable, and easy to use as MapsAlive. Anyone can use MapsAlive because all the power and flexibility is built-in and no programming is required. New users can try MapsAlive free for 30 days so they can see how easy it is to make any map or image interactive."MapsAlive 3 has dozens of new features and enhancements including: More Flexible Hotspot Options – customize the appearance and behavior of hotspots to unify interactive maps with existing websites. MapsAlive 3 now includes new kinds of markers and more click and mouseover actions. Improved Tour Builder – completely rewritten, the Tour Builder makes creating interactive maps for websites faster and more enjoyable. Free Maps – MapsAlive now comes with free ready-to-use maps (www.MapsAlive.com/LearningCenter/ReadyMaps.aspx) including the United States, state maps with county outlines, regional maps, continents, and world maps. These Ready Maps are free with all MapsAlive plans. Powerful Tools for Web Developers – the new JavaScript API and the ability to include custom HTML, JavaScript and CSS are just two of the advanced features that web developers can use to create highly customized interactive maps quickly and affordably. Expanded Documentation – a complete set of User Guides document all features with examples and step-by-step instructions. The new MapsAlive.com website also has dozens of interactive map examples and other resources. More details on MapsAlive 3's new features and enhancements can be found at: www.MapsAlive.com/Features/Default.aspx "MapsAlive is a very clever online service that lets you take any kind of image and turn it into a highly interactive presentation in just minutes without any technical knowledge," said Michael Russer (a.k.a. Mr. Internet) of OnlineDominance.com. "Clearly, the more engaging your website is the more likely it will turn casual visitors into closed transactions. MapsAlive is an unbelievably easy way to make almost anything on your site very engaging and unique." MapsAlive 3 also introduces new pricing plans starting at $29 per year. Watch a video (www.MapsAlive.com/LearningCenter/Video.aspx?id=Overview) or visit www.mapsalive.com to learn more about MapsAlive. About AvantLogic Based in Waitsfield, Vermont, AvantLogic was founded in 1999 as a software consulting company specializing in web applications, commercial grade software, and safety-critical computer systems. Clients include ABC Television, Bombardier, DaimlerChrysler and the New York Power Authority. AvantLogic launched MapsAlive in 2007, and is now focused on making MapsAlive the premier tool for creating online interactive map tours. Contact: This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
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