Normandy Overlord Guide

Normandy Overlord Guide app puts the D-Day story right in your pocket.
* Precise coordinates, instantly locate beaches, bunkers, batteries and key battle sites.
* Find museums and a detailed description of what you can see. Other hints like extra activities offer by museums or if it's suitable for family visit.
List of elements:
----- Museums: Crisbecq Battery Museum, World War 2 Museum, Utah Beach Landing Museum, D-Day Experience, Normandy Victory Museum, Omaha Beach Memorial Museum, Overlord Museum, Museum of the Battle of Normandy, The Bayeux Tapestry Museum, Juno Beach Centre, Station Radar 44 - Musee Franco-Allemand, The Grand Bunker Museum of the Atlantic Wall and Pegasus Memorial Museum.
----- Beach strongpoints: Wn 1, Wn 2, Wn 3, Wn 4, Wn 5, Wn 6, Wn 11, Wn 11a, Stp 12, Wn 60, Wn 61, Wn 62, Wn 66, Wn 68, Wn 69, Wn 70, Wn 71, Wn 72, Wn 73, Wn 74, Stp 75 Pointe du Hoc, Wn 81, Wn 83 Maisy 2, Wn 84 Maisy 1, Wn 33, Wn 35b, Wn 37, Stp 42 and more...
----- Events: Sainte Mère Église Church, Drop Zone T, Drop Zone N, Ambush of Generalleutnant Falley, Pont l’Abbé Bridge, Neuville (Lieutenant Turnbull’s position), Lieutenant Waverly’s Fight, La Fière Bridge, Ambush of Lt. Col. Cole with Winters and Guarnere, Bloody Gulch fighting, Gaulle's first speech, Sergeant Hollis against cannon, Sherman's shots in the bell tower, Sherman cancelled cannon in bunker 612, General de Gaulle landing, Maximum advance 21 Div Panther, Lord Lovat’s commandos landing, Kieffer’s commandos landing, Hell’s corner, Fire position PIAT Lapointe, Abandonment Wittmann’s Tiger I, Closure Falaise pocket, Aerial attack Rommel’s car and Pegasus Bridge Combat.
----- Battery: Crisbecq Battery
----- Preparations of D-day: BOLERO phase for buildup the invasion force in England, Slapton Sands, Tiger exercise, ...
Designed to guide your visit and serve as a reliable reference:
----- Normandy Overlord Guide helps you plan every step of your journey. Whether you’re preparing your itinerary from home or exploring Normandy on foot, the app offers precise location details, historical context, and travel tips to make the most of your trip. Easily navigate between key D-Day sites, organize your museum visits,... Ensure a well-planned and deeply enriching travel experience.
----- This app isn’t just for travelers—it’s a powerful reference you can use anytime, anywhere. Even if you’re not in Normandy nor plan to go, you can explore detailed maps, historical accounts and curated images from your phone or tablet., you can explore detailed maps, historical accounts and curated images from your phone or tablet.

Accesibility features:
Larger Text -> System accessibility options allow for customization of text and icon sizes, enhancing legibility, visibility, and readability. The application maintains full responsiveness when scaling text size by at least 200%, ensuring that readability is not compromised due to overlapping layouts or excessive truncation.
Sufficient Contrast -> The application provides a minimum contrast ratio between text, iconography, buttons, other controls, and the background, thereby enhancing readability. This feature caters to users with reduced vision due to disabilities or situational impairments, ensuring optimal readability even in dark mode.
Dark Interface -> The application supports a Dark Interface. If you experience light sensitivity, you can maintain a dark user interface for the application’s common tasks to alleviate eye strain or discomfort.
Differentiate Without Color Alone -> It is not advisable to rely solely on color to distinguish between different selection states or values within an application. Geolocations on maps, for instance, utilize distinct icons and colors to convey information. For example, strongpoints are represented by red backgrounds with shield icons, while museums are indicated by blue backgrounds with temple of three columns. Such an approach is ideally suited for users with color blindness or daltony.