Government Service & UX design

See some of the projects for Government UX and Service Design.

Screenshot of the NSW Government Industrial Relations webpage, showing sections on advice, policies, compliance, task force updates, and news articles related to industrial relations in New South Wales.
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NSW Government Industrial Relations information portal

2021

Working apart of Ogilvy group, I help visualise a new core section of the TAB betting platform. Creating functionality and strategy to inform owners of horses with data, history and betting opportunities while gamifying sticky opportunities for users to choose TAB over rival betting platforms.

Screenshot of a healthcare website emphasizing clinical terminology. The page features a nurse consulting with a patient in a hospital room, with medical equipment in the background. Text highlights the importance of standardized healthcare terminology and links to educational resources.
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Digital Health Agency - Terminology service

A new Australian Government website for a comprehensive set of standardised, linked medical terms that can be used in clinical software applications. The website was a complex task of breaking apart an old complex maze of terminology types and descriptions into a new IA that and template system that was intuitive to while also utilising the existing digitalhealth.gov.au design system.

Overall 30 page templates were created covering all content types including indiviudal outlier items. Robust testing of various usertypes across the IA, prototype and final dev environment was facilitated to ensure that the platform was ready for launch.

2021

Screenshot of the Food Standards Australia New Zealand website, showing pages about food safety, guidelines, recalls, and research.
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Food Standards Australia New Zealand website

2022

Delivering exceptional new IA, UX, and UI for the FSANZ website. With user types including scientists, MPs, hospitality workers, journalists and more, a very clean + simple UX outcome was created for the Australian and New Zealand Food Standards website. This is to ensure that messaging remain easily findable, and that updates can be easy produced for all users.

Testing was broken into two rounds. The first being a IA test completed via Optimal Workshop. The second being a a task test, completed by Maze. A modular design system was created covering all aspects of varying functionality and messaging types to ensure simplicity was maintain, and that visual artefacts were consistent for both publishing site admins and users alike.