Anybody that has done A/B testing for click-throughs and "engagement" and such knows these "minor" things matter a lot.
With regard to to loading and painting many, many cells in the browser: don't. Compress them into a quadtree. This assumes that acres are stored in a grid, as they appear to be in the mockups.
1. Take all the information in the PDF, and put it directly on the website. One click will see less drop-off than two.
2. Add links to your site on all social media posts. An HN user would have to copy-and-paste or type your domain name. Make it easy, like so:
https://fend.earth/
Anybody that has done A/B testing for click-throughs and "engagement" and such knows these "minor" things matter a lot.
With regard to to loading and painting many, many cells in the browser: don't. Compress them into a quadtree. This assumes that acres are stored in a grid, as they appear to be in the mockups.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadtree