Initially I had no good idea about how to design a color scheme for a map. As I couldn't find any tutorial on the web, I decided to learn myself from examples: I analyzed the 33 different map color schemes that are available in Place.Guru, a web app that comes close to My Ideal Map App (the web app I'm building). - Source: dev.to / almost 3 years ago

The only alternative that comes close to My Ideal Map App is a web app called Place.guru, but it's meant for publishing the list of places to be seen by other people (like this one), not for customizing a map to the user's own interest. As a result, its UI design is not optimized (actually, quite annoying) for the purpose of using the app in the way I want to. Plus, it is no longer actively maintained (as of 16... - Source: dev.to / almost 3 years ago

Peutro Rico is shown seperately from the US. That's down to mapchart.net. The other dot in the Caribbean is Trinidad and Tobago. Source: 6 months ago

- Taymyr Peninsula is much smaller, the tool I was using (mapchart.net) only let me colour in the whole oblast, when Taymyr is just the top bit. Source: 12 months ago

Mapchart.net is a fun one. I like to color in counties I've been to and see a long string from road trips. A little more labor intensive though. Source: about 1 year ago

Go to the mapchart.net, click UPLOAD MAP CONFIGURATION and choose a file, choose which you exported. And upload. Source: about 1 year ago

Thanks. I've been trying that out with paint.net, but it's still really pretty handy to have the border guides which I enjoy with mapchart.net. Source: about 1 year ago