component
Map USA
By Motion Lab

Details
- Motion LabAuthor
- componentType
- $12.00Price
- 2026-09-09Published
- 2026-09-10Updated
- 2026-09-09Added
- MapsCategories
Summary
Detailed Overview Map USA is a premium interactive USA map component built to create polished, engaging geographic experiences.
Description
Detailed Overview Map USA is a premium interactive USA map component built to create polished, engaging geographic experiences. Explore the map through highlighted states, interactive hover effects, custom tooltips, animated pulse rings, and configurable state labels. Designed for modern websites, this map gives you full control over how states are displayed and how users interact with the USA map . Key Features Interactive State Selection — Choose which states are active and interactive on the map Custom Tooltips — Add custom headings and descriptions for individual states Hover Effects — Give selected states a distinct hover color for clear interaction feedback Animated Pulse Rings — Add elegant animated rings around selected states Customizable Pulse Animation — Control pulse color, radius, number of rings, and animation speed State Labels — Show or hide state abbreviation labels directly on the map Custom State Colors — Configure default, selected, and selected-hover colors Custom Tooltip Styling — Personalize tooltip background, text, badge, and description colors Adjustable Map Scale — Easily control the overall size of the USA map Responsive Layout — Scale the map cleanly across different layouts and screen sizes Clean SVG Map — Crisp state shapes that remain sharp at different sizes Best For Interactive USA map websites Location and geographic interfaces Data visualization projects Travel and tourism websites Educational map experiences State selection interfaces Business and regional websites Interactive landing pages Dashboards and directories Portfolio and creative websites Geographic storytelling Premium map sections and visualizations
Introduction
Interactive USA Map
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