Drupal · government
NDIS Commission
Problem
A national regulator needed Drupal that participants and providers can actually use: quality, safety and compliance content, not a poster site.
What I did
- Shipped the Drupal front-end with the agency team: information architecture, navigation and templates that have to hold long-form government content.
- Built accessible pages a public-sector site is judged on: clear hierarchy, responsive layout and content types editors can keep current.
- Contract development on the agency team. The live site is the proof.
Result
Live at ndiscommission.gov.au. Drupal for an Australian regulator that has to be readable, not decorative.