• Open your Adalo project and head over to the screen where you want to show the map list.
• Click on the "Add Component" button, usually a "+" icon.
• In the component marketplace, search for "Map List" and drag it onto your screen.

• Now that the Map List is on your screen, you need to link it to a collection. This collection should have the data you want to show on the map.
• Click on the Map List component to open its settings panel.
• Under the "Link to Collection" dropdown, pick the right collection from your database.

• In the settings panel, set up which properties from your collection will match the map markers.
• For example, choose the fields for "Title," "Longitude," "Latitude," and any other important info.
• Make sure your collection has properly formatted longitude and latitude data; otherwise, the map markers won't show up right.

• Customize how your map markers look.
• You can pick an "Icon" for your markers or use images from your database.
• Think about adding extra elements like labels or descriptions to make user interaction better.

• Preview your screen to make sure the map list is working correctly.
• Check that all markers are displayed according to the data from your collection.
• Interact with the map to see if everything is accurate and user-friendly.

• Fine-tune various map settings like zoom level, default center coordinates, and marker clustering from the settings panel.
• Make sure the initial view of the map is user-friendly and shows relevant info right away.

• After making sure everything works correctly, save your project.
• Publish the changes so the map list becomes accessible to your users.

Following these steps will let you use Adalo's Map List component effectively in your project, giving users an interactive and informative experience.