Government Award Platform Redesign for Better Usability & Accessibility
Overview
The Mohammed Bin Rashid Arabic Language Award website is a platform that allows individuals and organizations to explore award categories, submit applications, and manage participation. The project focused on improving usability and simplifying access to complex information.
Problem
The platform handled a large amount of structured information, including categories, criteria, and submission processes.
Users often faced difficulty navigating content, understanding requirements, and completing applications efficiently.
Approach
I focused on improving clarity and navigation.
Restructured the information architecture, simplified user flows, and made key actions like registration and submission more accessible.
Solution
• Improved navigation for easier access to categories and information
• Clear structure for eligibility, criteria, and submission steps
• Simplified user journey for application and participation
• Better content hierarchy to reduce confusion
Outcome
A more intuitive and accessible platform that helps users understand the award process, navigate information easily, and complete submissions with less friction.
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