Explore the Bristol Pinpoint map website. Identify the main categories of information available on the left-hand panel. Specifically, describe how a user would theoretically access 'Planning applications' and 'Listed buildings' layers based on the visible interface elements and their labels, even if direct interaction is not possible.
Navigate to maps.bristol.gov.uk/pinpoint/. Observe the main categories listed on the left-hand panel (e.g., Addresses, Asset information, Historic information, Local information). Identify the category that would most likely contain 'Planning applications' and 'Listed buildings' based on its name. Examine the 'Map options' section and the 'Layers' link. Based on the visible elements and their labels, describe the expected steps a user would take to find and activate 'Planning applications' and 'Listed buildings' layers.
The agent successfully navigates to maps.bristol.gov.uk/pinpoint/. The agent lists the main information categories visible on the left panel (e.g., Addresses, Asset information, Historic information, Local information). The agent identifies 'Environment and planning' as the most relevant category for 'Planning applications' and 'Listed buildings'. The agent states that 'Map options' and the 'Layers' link are visible. The agent describes that 'Planning applications' and 'Listed buildings' layers would likely be found by clicking on 'Environment and planning' (if it were interactive) or by using the 'Layers' option under 'Map options' to toggle their visibility.