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UI
Project summary
- Website Design
- Website Development
- Illustrations
- CMS Training
Healthier Lives – National Science Challenge
A digital platform supporting collaborative research and better health outcomes for New Zealanders. Weave designed and developed a website that clearly communicates the impact of their research and collaboration across major health issues affecting New Zealanders. With a focus on equity, prevention, and better treatment for cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and obesity, the site needed to be as accessible, informative, and inclusive as the kaupapa behind it.
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Resilience to Nature’s Challenges
A large-scale website focusing on addressing New Zealand's resilience to environmental challenges. This website serves as a comprehensive resource for research, findings, and related content, including multiple pages, taxonomies, and an extensive database of research materials.
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New Zealand’s Biological Heritage
A robust digital platform for science collaboration and public engagement. Weave partnered with the BioHeritage National Science Challenge to design and develop a large-scale custom website that supports their mission to protect and restore New Zealand’s environment. With complex content structures, hundreds of pages, and a need for future flexibility, this was a project that required deep planning, careful structuring, and a custom CMS built to support long-term growth.
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Our Land and Water
A powerful digital hub to connect research, tools and people working towards a sustainable future.
Weave collaborated with the Our Land & Water National Science Challenge to design and develop a large-scale website that brings together the people, insights, and practical tools working to support a more sustainable future for New Zealand’s land and water.
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