28 government prototypes — 27 completed, 1 in development.
Ministries, semi-autonomous agencies, public institutions, and internal operations systems — our strongest body of proof-of-work to date, shown here in genericized form, consistent with our editorial policy.
A tourism-sector ministry website
A complete, high-fidelity website built for a national tourism-sector ministry — treating the ministry's digital presence as a destination-marketing asset first and an institutional record second, without sacrificing the accessibility a public institution is expected to provide.
The Vision
Most public-sector tourism websites default to a generic institutional template that serves neither citizens nor international visitors well. We wanted to prove that a ministry's website could compete for a visitor's attention the same way a private hospitality brand's does, while still meeting a public institution's obligations.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A tourism board's institutional website
A website for the state corporation responsible for a country's tourism sector — covering destination marketing strategy, market research, industry partnerships, and international trade relationships. Distinct from the public-facing destination marketing site we also built for the same sector, which speaks to travelers rather than industry stakeholders.
The Vision
This institution's real audience isn't tourists — it's airlines, tour operators, investors, and government stakeholders. We built a site that reads as strategic and credible to that audience, not a second tourism brochure.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A tourism trade expo's website
A website for a flagship regional tourism trade event, organized by a national tourism board — connecting global buyers, exhibitors, investors, media, and government stakeholders around a single marketplace, and positioning the host country as a serious regional tourism and investment hub.
The Vision
Trade expo websites usually treat the digital presence as an afterthought to a printed programme. We built this one as the event's actual front door — the first impression an international buyer or investor gets, months before anyone arrives.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
An agricultural and livestock research organization's website
A website for a national agricultural and livestock research organization, presenting research programmes and farmer-facing resources to an audience ranging from smallholder farmers to policy officials.
The Vision
Agricultural research bodies often serve two audiences with almost nothing in common — a farmer looking for practical guidance and a policymaker looking for data. We designed for both without compromising either.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A forestry research institute's website
A website for a national forestry research institute, covering research output, conservation programmes, and public education on forest resources.
The Vision
Forestry research sits at the intersection of science and public interest — the site needed to serve researchers citing findings and citizens curious about conservation with equal clarity.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A marine and fisheries research institute's website
A website for a national marine and fisheries research institute, presenting oceanographic and fisheries research alongside public-facing conservation messaging.
The Vision
Marine research rarely gets the public attention terrestrial conservation does. We wanted the institute's website to make the case for why it matters, not just archive the findings.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A wildlife research and training institute's website
A website for a wildlife research and training institute, balancing scientific credibility with an accessible introduction to its training programmes.
The Vision
Training institutes need their website to do double duty — establish research credibility while also functioning as a straightforward admissions and programmes resource.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A tourism research and intelligence platform
A data-intelligence platform for the tourism sector — real-time arrivals, revenue, occupancy, and sustainability metrics for policymakers, county governments, and industry stakeholders, not tourists.
The Vision
Most tourism-sector websites are built for travelers. This one had to be built for the people making decisions about the sector itself — a fundamentally different design brief, closer to a financial dashboard than a destination site.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A wildlife conservation service's website
A website for a national wildlife conservation and protection service, covering conservation programmes, park information, and public safety messaging.
The Vision
A conservation service's website has to serve tourists planning a visit, researchers, and the general public interested in conservation policy — three audiences, one homepage.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A medical research institute's website
A website for a national medical research institute, presenting public health research and clinical trial information to an audience spanning researchers, health professionals, and the general public.
The Vision
Medical research carries real weight for public trust — the site needed to read as rigorous and credible to researchers while staying genuinely legible to a member of the public looking up health information.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A national museums institution's website
A website for a national museums institution, presenting collections, exhibitions, and educational programming across multiple physical sites under one digital umbrella.
The Vision
National museum networks often have each physical site competing for attention on one crowded website. We designed a structure that lets each site have its own identity within a coherent whole.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A living cultural heritage centre's website
A website for a living cultural heritage centre, presenting traditional performances, cultural villages, and educational visits as a destination experience.
The Vision
A living heritage centre isn't a static archive — it's a place people visit. The website needed to sell the experience of visiting, not just document what's preserved there.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A film industry promotion body's website
A website for a national film industry promotion body, serving both local filmmakers seeking support and international productions scouting locations.
The Vision
Film commissions sell a country as a filming destination while also supporting a domestic industry — two audiences with very different needs from the same site.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A national cultural arts centre's website
A website for a national cultural and performing arts centre, presenting its programme calendar, venues, and cultural education offerings.
The Vision
Arts centres live and die by whether people know what's on. The website's core job was making the current and upcoming programme impossible to miss.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A language and cultural institute's website
A website for a language and cultural institute, presenting language courses, cultural programming, and event listings to a bilingual audience.
The Vision
A cultural institute's website has to work in two languages without either one feeling like an afterthought translation of the other.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A national standards and quality regulator's website
A website for a national standards and quality regulator, presenting certification processes, compliance resources, and public-facing consumer protection information.
The Vision
Regulatory bodies often have websites that read as intimidating rather than authoritative. We wanted businesses navigating certification to feel guided, not obstructed.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A national rail operator's website
A website for a national rail operator, covering passenger services, schedules, and freight operations for a genuinely mixed commercial and public-service audience.
The Vision
A rail operator's website has to serve a daily commuter checking a schedule and a freight client evaluating logistics capacity — very different visits, same homepage.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
An airports authority's website
A website for a national airports authority, covering airport information, aviation sector governance, and public-facing traveler resources across multiple facilities.
The Vision
Airport authority sites have to be genuinely useful to a traveler mid-journey while also functioning as an aviation-sector governance resource — a real split-personality design brief.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A tourism and hospitality training college's website
A website for a national tourism and hospitality training college, presenting programmes and enrolment pathways with the same polish a private hospitality brand would expect of its own site.
The Vision
Public training institutions often undersell genuinely strong programmes with websites that feel bureaucratic rather than aspirational. We wanted prospective students to feel the same pull toward this college that they'd feel toward a private alternative.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
An education management training institute's website
A website for an institute focused on training education-sector managers and administrators, presenting programmes aimed at working professionals rather than school leavers.
The Vision
This audience is already employed and evaluating whether further training is worth their limited time — the site had to make that case quickly and credibly.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A national medical training college's website
A website for a national medical training college, presenting clinical training programmes and enrolment pathways across multiple campuses.
The Vision
Medical training colleges compete for serious students against private alternatives — the website needed to read as rigorous and credible, not just administratively complete.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A crime research centre's website
A website for a national crime research centre, presenting policy research and data to government stakeholders and the public.
The Vision
Research bodies like this communicate almost exclusively with professionals and policymakers — the design challenge was authority and precision, not persuasion.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A national legal professional association's website
A website for a national legal professional association, serving member services, continuing education, and public-facing legal resources.
The Vision
Professional associations have to serve their own members' day-to-day needs while also functioning as a credible public face for the profession — two audiences, one identity.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A convention and administrative centre's website
A website for a national convention and administrative centre, covering event and conference facilities alongside its administrative functions.
The Vision
This is genuinely two websites in one — a venue booking commercial events, and a public administrative body. We designed a structure that lets each function clearly without confusing the other.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A public policy research institute's website
A website for a public policy research institute, presenting research publications and policy briefs to government, academic, and development-sector audiences.
The Vision
Policy institutes live or die by whether their research actually gets read. The site's job was making dense research approachable without dumbing it down.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A national legal information body's website
A website for the body responsible for publishing and maintaining a country's legal record, serving legal professionals, researchers, and citizens seeking legal information.
The Vision
Legal information has to be exact — the design discipline here was building trust through precision and findability, not visual persuasion.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A media and communications training institute's website
A website in development for a media and communications training institute, presenting broadcast, journalism, and communications programmes.
The Vision
Media training institutes are training the next generation of storytellers — their own website is a first, unforgiving test of whether they practice what they teach.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: In development. Not yet procured — no conversation has taken place with the institute.
A digital operations system for a government ministry
An internal system supporting a ministry's day-to-day operations — distinct from our public-facing website work, and our first system of this kind.
The Vision
Not every problem a ministry has is public-facing. This project exists to prove our approach extends past websites — into the internal tools that determine whether a ministry can actually deliver on what its public-facing services promise.
Internal System — Not Publicly ViewableStatus: Complete. Confidential by nature of the system.
Considering a prototype for your institution?
No sales pitch. No obligation. A confidential first conversation, on your timeline.