Lebanese Prime Minister
A redesigned digital home for the Lebanese Prime Minister's Office, bringing government information, legislation, institutional content, and national history into a clearer and more accessible experience.
- Discipline
- Web app redesign
- Role
- UI / UX Design
The project focused on restructuring the government portal around clearer information hierarchy, simpler navigation, responsive layouts, and better ways to explore complex institutional, legal, and historical content.
The existing website had grown into a large collection of government information, but its structure made important content difficult to understand, scan, and navigate.
Restructured the information architecture around user needs and introduced a clearer hierarchy across the platform.
Key experiences were redesigned individually: the Official Gazette around browsing and reading, and the Grand Serail around visual storytelling and chronological exploration. The redesigned portal creates a clearer path through government information, institutions, legislation, and history. Responsive layouts support different screen sizes, while focused experiences make the Official Gazette easier to explore and transform the Grand Serail into a narrative historical journey.
A simplified structure makes government information easier to reach and understand.
The Official Gazette is organized around browsing, filtering, and document access.
The Grand Serail becomes a visual timeline connecting places, moments, and history.
A government portal designed around information, not just pages.
The goal was not simply to make a government website look newer.
It was to make a complex institutional system easier to understand by giving different types of information the hierarchy, navigation, and interaction patterns they require.