Which one is better?

[hard kettle]

Hello, I'd like to ask about the layout I've created. In the images below, there's a main pop-up form and a sub pop-up form that is linked or attached to the main pop-up form. Since both of these are pop-ups, I'm trying to ensure that the layout placement is correct. In the first image, I chose to place the sub pop-up form right beside the main pop-up form, indicating that it is a part of that form. Then, in the second image, I positioned the sub pop-up form specifically in the right corner of the page to indicate that this space is specifically for all sub pop-up forms. I wanna hear about you guys opinions, thank you!

[left venture]

Hi! Would it be feasible to stack the popup forms vertically? I think I would suggest that to keep the map visible, but also it wildly depends on the context of the popup forms

[hard kettle]

Hello, so the pop-up here acts as a page, serving as a menu page. That's why it has a big form. Additionally, there will be close and minimize buttons. However, you're right; the current design hides the maps. Do you have any suggestions that could potentially help this situation?

[topaz fox]

probably together if they are symbiotic

[hard kettle]

yeah, the sub pop-up is related to the main pop-up. so the access to open the sub pop-up is in the main pop-up.

[topaz fox]

yea, again more context would be helpful like Helen mentioned but if the sub is an extension of the main, probably best if they are close, so the user doesn't have to track their eyes longer than they need to.

for map visibility, maybe shrink the map to open up this panel. like a slidout or whatever. so its not entirely on the map.

or just reposition the subject content of the map so its not under the pop-up after the pop-up appears. somewhere in the right region.