Drone Website - Google Maps with FAA Zone on Top and Allow Users to Post Locations on Map

Use Google Maps or a free open source map and create a simple mobile responsive website which allows users to log and rate places to fly their drones. The map should overlay no fly zones from the FAA website: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] FAA website provides geoJSON data with all required details that we need to supply in Google's Javascript API to overlay polygon on map. Here is sample API that I found on FAA website. [login to view URL] Here is list of tasks involved in this project: 1. We're implementing a working prototype which will only get the FAA data and show it on the map. 2. We're filling the database with popular places for flying 3. Adding search by radius and by type (no-fly zones, popular places) 4. Adding an option to register a user quickly with his/her Google account 5. Opportunity to add comments and ratings. Updating search based on the ratings. Admin panel to add locations, moderate review, Step 2 - Launching We'll set up hosting, domain and social media accounts on this step and will launch the web app for public preview. Step 3 - Polishing On this step we'll add more features, gather users' feedback and I'm thinking of starting SMM campaigns but this can be discussed. Someone in the DC area created this as a super simple UI and overlayed the DC no fly zone and then people could log some of their flying locations but I want to have sleeker UI [login to view URL] Future Vision (NOT DEVELOPED RIGHT NOW BUT OPEN TO IDEAS) I have some ideas and visions for V2, V3 etc. which will make this an all encompassing site. V2 - I want users to be able to let us know where they are going and then I want to tell them weather information etc. about their upcoming flight V2.1 - I would like a chat bot developed where people could ask places to fly around a zip code and it would recommend it: , [login to view URL] which is a chatbot to find dispensaries V3 - I would love to have people live stream where others can tune into the video broadcast similar to how [login to view URL] took over for the gaming industry.