Atlas Munich
In ProgressAtlas Munich addresses the information gap that international students face when they first arrive in a new city. The platform aggregates curated guides across categories like housing, bureaucracy, transport, and social life, paired with a location-aware map for nearby services. Built with Next.js 14 (App Router), TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS, it is statically exported and deployed on Vercel for instant global performance. I planned the information architecture, designed and implemented the full front-end, and integrated a lightweight CMS-style data layer so community members can suggest updates.
Key Impact
- Centralized resource hub for students
- Location-based recommendations and guides
- Community-driven content and updates
Features
- →Category-based guide browser with search
- →Interactive map with nearby-service markers
- →Community contribution workflow for content suggestions
Challenges
- →Structuring heterogeneous guide content into a consistent data model
- →Balancing static-site performance with dynamic community contributions