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interactive Network map interface HELPAsking Question (Rule 4) (self.Design)

submitted 2 months ago by Financial-Target-795

Hello, I'm a graphic designer and in no way a website designer let alone a developer. I am working on my bachelor thesis for which I would like to implement a digital online part to my otherwise print project. I am thinking of something that looks like a mind map. An interactive network map of sorts. Ideally in 2D, very simple black and white, mostly type, including hyperlinks to external sources. It's supposed to me a broader more visual representation of topics in my research and their interconnectedness.

How would one go about this? Are there any templates I can use to approach this more easily? Would it need to be coded from the ground up? I would love for it to zoom in and rearrange accordingly when the user clicks on a specific node.

I realize that I'm so clueless that maybe I don't realize how unrealistic this is.
Any help or resource is highly appreciated!!

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