Once you are able to test its functionality and ensure it is working properly you can then launch the app to be used by the general public! For example, by selecting the daylight widget, the user can change the time of day in the app so that they can see a photo-realistic representation of a given area at any point in the day! You are then able to test the webapp to check for its ability to integrate with different devices, e.g. At this point, the user can integrate functionality by adding widgets that allow for greater flexibility in changing the interface of the map. The theme selected for this app was the billboard theme. At this point, the create a web app option was selected and a theme was selected. The user has the option to create various slides with the ability to highlight various destinations should they desire. It provides a photo-realistic representation of the given area, in this case the city of San Francisco.

The next steps included selecting a basemap, adding a layer, and searching for a previously created map made through cityengine.

It was created through creating a new scene through ArcGIS online. It is an interactive map allowing its user to change the location so that they can preview additional areas of San Francisco as well as larger geographical areas depending on their interest.

The above map shows Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, CA.

Web app builder for arcgis