I’m implementing a digital way-finding system for a shopping mall and need a CAD specialist who is already comfortable working inside the Mappedin platform. The job is to convert our existing floor plans into a clean, lightweight CAD layout that Mappedin can ingest. Scope • Start with the current architectural drawings (DWG/PDF) I’ll supply. • Strip them down to a basic layout focused on main paths, corridors, entrances, elevators and escalators—no individual store interiors or 3-D elements are required at this stage. • Optimise line weights, naming conventions and layer structure to match Mappedin import guidelines so the file comes in error-free. Way-finding features to enable • Search functionality • Turn-by-turn instructions • Accessibility options (step-free routing, wider path definitions, etc.) Deliverables 1. Clean CAD file (DWG or DXF) optimised for Mappedin import. 2. A quick screen-share walkthrough showing that the file loads correctly in the Mappedin editor with paths properly connected. 3. Short hand-off document outlining layers used, naming logic and any assumptions made. Acceptance I’ll consider the task complete once I can open the file in Mappedin, run a sample search, see the accessible route highlighted and generate turn-by-turn steps with no broken segments. If you’ve done similar mall or large-format retail projects, please mention the toolchain you used and how you handled accessibility paths. A fast, tidy turnaround is more important than glossy visuals—accuracy and Mappedin compatibility are key.