I have a single scanned diagram of a small graveyard. I want that image transformed into an interactive online map that lets visitors: • type a person’s name or a plot number and jump straight to the correct spot • click any plot to see the occupant’s full name, birth- and death-dates, plus the original epitaph/inscription You will start by tracing or digitising the scanned layout so every plot becomes an individual, clickable shape. Then connect those shapes to a lightweight database (CSV or SQLite is fine) that holds all the text information. A simple web front-end built with Leaflet, OpenLayers or even the Google Maps API is perfect as long as it loads quickly on desktop and mobile. Deliverables 1. Vector version of the graveyard layout (SVG, GeoJSON or similar) 2. Clean data file containing name, plot number, dates and epitaph fields for each plot 3. Responsive web page (HTML/CSS/JS) with search, zoom and detail pop-ups 4. Clear instructions so I can update the data myself later Acceptance criteria: every plot is searchable by both name and number, all detail fields appear correctly, and the map positioning matches the original drawing. I will supply the scanned diagram and a spreadsheet of plot information once we start.