Building Awareness: Interactive Asbestos Safety Mini-Sites
Working as a freelance designer and developer, I helped the Asbestos Safety and Eradication Agency (ASEA) bring their asbestos safety resources to life online. This project involved the design and development of interactive mini-sites, making critical safety information more accessible and engaging for different target audiences.
Client
ASSEA
Industry
Public Sector
Year
2018-19
Challenge
ASSEA’s print brochures, designed by Ident, needed to be adapted for a digital platform while maintaining brand consistency and improving user engagement. The goal was to improve understanding and knowledge of safe asbestos management, removal, and disposal.
Solution
I partnered with Ident to create interactive mini-sites mirroring the print brochure design. The digital format enabled engaging elements, making the information more accessible and digestible. The project launched with pilot mini-sites for Construction Workers and Homeowners.
My Role and Approach
As a freelance contractor, I handled end-to-end design and development:
- Collaborated with Ident to maintain visual consistency.
- Focused on user-centric design for easy navigation and comprehension.
- Developed responsive and accessible mini-sites.
- Managed the pilot launch and feedback collection.
Impact
The mini-sites offer ASSEA a valuable educational tool:
- Increased accessibility to vital information.
- Enhanced engagement and improved learning outcomes.
- Consistent messaging across platforms.
- Scalable solution for future expansion to other personas (Plumbers, Electricians).
