What's New is a custom Experience Builder 1.20 widget that adds the familiar bell-and-red-dot notification pattern to public-facing map applications. It drops into any spot of an Experience (header, body, or footer) and displays a small red dot whenever there's a new announcement. Users click the bell, see what changed in a popover or centered modal, and the dot disappears for them across browser sessions. When the next update goes out, bumping the Announcement ID (a "New ID" button in the settings panel drops in a timestamp) brings the dot back for everyone on their next visit. Content is either Rich HTML pasted directly into the settings or an external URL, and the widget is pure client-side with no backend. Seen-state lives in each user's localStorage, so there's nothing to maintain. The widget solves a recurring problem: every time improvements are pushed to an Experience, users have no idea anything changed because they tend to bookmark the map and use it the same way for months. What's New gives them a quiet, dismissible signal built right into the app. ... View more

The Property Report Widget brings comprehensive property lookup and reporting capabilities to ArcGIS Experience Builder. Users can search by address, parcel number, or map click, then view detailed information from multiple data sources displayed as configurable tables and charts. The widget supports related table queries, nearby feature analysis, and exports results to accessible PDF documents. Inspired by the reporting tool on PortlandMaps.com, this widget is fully WCAG 2.1 AA compliant and ready for government applications.   ... View more

Similar to the out of the box Basemap Gallery, gives a few more advanced setting options for developers.  ... View more

The Right Click widget adds contextual map tools to ArcGIS Experience Builder. When a user right-clicks on the map, a menu appears offering a set of configurable actions. This provides quick access to functions like zoom, measurement, coordinate copying, and reverse geocoding, without cluttering the interface. ... View more