Need Feedback on Minnesota Brewery/Brewpub Map

Looks great! Missing Wabasha Brewing Company that just opened across the river from downtown St. Paul.

 

Looks good! It might be nice to add something like "Taproom: Yes/No" to the info?

 

Is there a plug-in needed or something? It just comes up a blank page for me.

 

I thought the same thing, but after a minute it suddenly appeared. Not sure if that's what's happening to you or not.

 

Just a random typo I noticed. The URL listed for Pryes Brewing is listed as "www.pyresbrewing.com" which has the Y & R transposed.

 

You're missing Barley John's.

 

Now that I'm on a faster connection, it came up almost instantly.

My feedback is: I like it! If you can keep it up to date, I'd refer to this fairly often.

 

Do you care about Fulton's production location in NE? Yes no tap room but don't know if that is the only use?

 

Phone numbers or tap room hours perhaps?

 

Do people actually use their phones to call breweries for information? I thought that's what BA was for

 

It was my understanding that @lonewolfcry did this for us??

 

Did you program this yourself, or built it using some free software/web service?

 

Pryes is still misspelled as Pyres in the title.

 

Not that it would likely cause someone not to find it, but Steel Toe is actually on the other side of 35th street. Not only is your icon on the wrong side, but the underlying map also has it in the wrong spot if you zoom in to see the label. For reference Google Maps has it correct if you want to fix it.

 

I looks like it was built using ESRI's web app builder in conjunction with ArcGIS online. It is actually a pretty neat little tool, bit you need to know a little bit about GIS (Geographic Information Systems) to use it. It is pretty simple to use and customize with little to no coding necessary to make a pretty nice looking web app. It Basically allows you to build a custom web map in HTML/Javascript that is will work on any device. Free sixty day trials are available here if anyone would like to try it out or play with it a bit.

I only know all of this because I use it too.

From one GIS professional to another @mnbrewery ,great job, it looks really nice.

 

Thanks for the explanation!

 

From a third GIS professional and 15 year ESRI user, I agree, very cool!