LIA is a visual guide on an enacted ordinance that aims to eradicate confusion regarding such ordinances. This will then make it easier for the people to know that there's an ordinance in their area, whether if it's for environmental, security or other purposes.

LIA features the common ordinances that people usually violate without them even noticing it.

The main priority of LIA is the youth who has access with the internet, and also those people who do not have time to spare going on to their barangay halls just to know the ordinances. The idea for LIA came because of our concern for our fellows.

LIA is really simple: First, find your location. Once you have found your location, look for a marker. Click on that marker to see the indicated ordinance.

Most websites nowadays were commonly used for communication, social networking, pictures, etc. LIA is more not concerned with the social status of every person, as it's all about helping the citizens to minimize the rate of violated ordinances.

Yes — and we need your help. What you can do is (1) understand our development guide and add additional information, (2) send us information about your barangay ordinance, or (3) Make your own LIA. That way, we can help everyone know each neighborhood's ordinances (and we'll take a visit to your own LIA as well).

At this moment, no. But once you got to tell them that there's this thing called LIA, they might change their minds. :)

Definitely. Unlike those you see at the Apple App Store or Google Play, LIA was designed to be a stand-alone web application that you can bookmark to your home screen as well.

Yes. We took effort in plotting out each ordinance which is relevant to your area, so rest assured that LIA has the most accurate information possible. If we got it wrong, then don't hesitate to tell our project manager pronto and we'll thank you for that.

Contact our project manager via email for any bugs that you will see via email or send a tweet on Twitter with #LIAapp.

There's this problem with the <details> tag - it's only the latest Google Chrome and WebKit on iOS 5 that renders these efficiently. We recommend you to use the browsers mentioned for the meantime.

If you're a web developer who would like to contribute, you can fork the jayagonoy/lia repository on GitHub and send a pull request.

Contact our project manager via email as he has the full details on the development of this application. Since the team is also busy with their studies, it might take a day or two to respond.