Hey Lauren!
Ooo this map is great for anyone looking to acquire units in those communities! There are a few areas I think a new stand-alone experience can improve upon:

Reducing the amount of scrolling
- Once you click a State on the US Map, it pins you down to the accordion that is positioned lower in the page. You'll need to then scroll all the way back up to access the map again.
Streamlining how to get to their destination
- Including a clear and intuitive navigation can make it easier for our audience to access portions of the experience, like going back to the full map.
Leveraging a hybrid paginated and long-scroll experience
- Using pages is a quick and easy solution that can solve for user experience, content scalability, and even managing your assets while building it out (focusing on layers and elements that are related to that specific section rather than a full layers panel with every section–hidden or visible).
- The biggest benefit of using pages here would be to chunk related information together–reducing any outside distraction or irrelevant topics.

Check out these examples:

Schuylkill Yards - Brandywine

Landmark Properties - Legacy at the Standard

Pitchbook - Female Founder Ecosystem

Let me know if this helps! Happy to throw more ideas here 🧠 !

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