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Who we design for

Web design for public-interest projects

Public-interest interfaces need to make evidence understandable and participation possible. We prioritize information hierarchy, traceable sources and usable exploration over decorative complexity.

01

What the scope can include

We shape the engagement around the actual brief. The proposal identifies which of these deliverables are included, who supplies the inputs and how each one is accepted.

  • Evidence and source hierarchy
  • Accessible navigation and discovery
  • Maps, records and document journeys
02

Is this the right starting point?

Test the site with incomplete records and unfamiliar users. Make the source, date and meaning of a record visible before asking people to draw conclusions.

03

From a brief to a working website

We start with the audience and the main task, define the structure, develop the visual direction and review a working version. Content, responsive behavior and the path to contact are considered throughout.

Send the existing website or references, the required languages and your target launch date. We can then discuss the scope, dependencies and a proposal specific to the project.

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