Design a custom platform to house 100 year of political artefacts to celebrate the centenary of the formation of the Irish state. The content was gathered from across different departments and had specific needs in terms of presentation, accessibility and categorisation. We built a site to appeal to a whole population of users from school age children and teenagers, to their teachers, historians, press & publishing professionals, political history enjoyers across the country.


With oversight from the Principal UX Designer, I led the UX research and design process across persona development, user journey and sitemapping, navigational flow and testing. I created a new visual design system incorporating government branding while creating a distinct visual experience. I designed the interactive timeline to help tell the story and several custom internal layouts focussed on readability and accessibility.
The project was launched to immediate success, helping the public engage with the centenary celebrations that were kicked off in early 2019 and becoming the most popular online resource for teachers & educators looking for sources relating to this time period.
The project was selected as part of the competitive 100Archive project that preserves 100 of the most impactful design project from Irish designers each year.