This prototype is for a map-based mobility app related to electric scooter usage and urban transportation. Experience with similar apps (e.g. scooter rental, mobility platforms, or map-based services) is highly valued. This project is the first step in a larger product. The goal is to build a focused, high-quality interactive prototype to validate the concept and user experience. All design assets, screens, and UI references are already prepared and will be provided. The developer is expected to follow the design closely with high visual accuracy, while allowing minor adjustments where needed to ensure a strong final result. This is a frontend prototype only. No backend or real integrations are required. All data will be mocked for simplicity. This project is part of a larger product vision. Developers who deliver strong quality may be invited to continue working on future phases, including backend development and feature expansion. We value developers who work efficiently and are comfortable using modern tools, including AI-assisted workflows where relevant. Core Objective: - Build a mobile-style interactive prototype - Create a realistic and smooth map experience - Implement clean and responsive user interactions - Use mocked data for all content Key Features: - Interactive map (highest priority) - Pinch-to-zoom and pan functionality - Clean map style with minimal visual clutter - Custom markers with numbers (e.g. 2, 3, 9+) - Basic clustering behavior (can be simulated) - Marker interaction with a bottom sheet (slide-up panel) - Display simple item details (mocked data) - Expandable entries (basic interaction) - Scan button (simplified) - Opens a camera-style screen - Simulates a successful scan after a short delay - No real QR functionality required - UI elements (visual only) - Bottom navigation bar (non-functional) - Floating buttons - Basic transitions (slide up/down) Technical Scope: - Frontend only - No backend - No API integrations required (except map SDK if needed) - All data can be mocked Goal: The prototype should feel like a real app and clearly demonstrate the interaction flow in a simple and convincing way. The focus is to build one core experience extremely well. To be considered, please include: Which map solution you would use (Mapbox, Google Maps, etc.) How you would implement zoom behavior and marker clustering (even if simulated) 1–2 examples of similar work (if available) Generic replies will not be considered. Please start your message with the word “Map” so we know you have read the full description.