Content developed for Australian government websites needs to be inclusive and accessible. Inclusivity includes “literacy” as one of the areas of consideration.
Amber brings over 20 years of experience in supporting a wide range of clients to create effective and innovative digital solutions. With a strong background in UX design, Amber’s passion for best practices, user experience, and accessibility enables her to deliver successful projects.
When she isn’t making sure everything is pixel-perfect, she loves doing LEGO builds with her son, cooking and enjoying food and wine with family and friends.
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Projects
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Morpht was able to provide IPEA with a new website on the GovCMS SaaS platform, upgraded to Drupal 9 and allow site editors to import all reporting data without the need of external help. The site also has a greatly improved page speed and a new design and interface which maximises the findability of Parliamentarian expense reports.
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An optimized information architecture, a refreshed contemporary design, and improved resource management were all delivered in record time to prepare the site for a national awareness raising and behavioural campaign, and to support the wider work of the National Office for Child Safety (NOCS).
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Redfern Legal Centre (RLC) is a not-for-profit community legal centre dedicated to increasing access to justice and advancing human rights. Morpht supported it by rebuilding their site in Drupal 9 with a new design and improved content models and editor tools.
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A Drupal 8 build involving migration of content from a legacy CMS system and developing a technically challenging fail-safe data update functionality from a third party SOAP data feed.
