Clear structure
A simplified navigation over a large amount of institutional content.
(Case study) — 05 / 10
Front-end build of the website for the Ministry of Defence Industry — a state body developing modern weapons and technologies, presented as a clear, structured and performant public platform.
(Scope)
The Ministry needed a public platform that conveyed engineering credibility and national scale, while presenting a broad range of defence products and capabilities clearly and quickly.
Dense institutional content — news, products and programmes — had to stay easy to navigate and fast on every device.
I built a clean, responsive front-end: a structured information architecture, clear product and news sections, and a calm, defence-grade visual language.
Navigation was simplified and content systematised so visitors find information and make the right choice with minimal friction.
Presenting a large volume of institutional and technical content so it stays scannable and performant — without losing the formal, authoritative feel of a state body.
(Key features)
A simplified navigation over a large amount of institutional content.
Defence products and capabilities presented with the same calm template.
Announcements and events kept current and easy to scan.
Every page available in each language from one set of components.



(Full pages) — scroll to read them

(Stack) — and why
One component set for products, news and programme pages.
A formal, consistent visual language held in tokens.
Translations managed outside the components.
(Summary)
The Ministry of Defence Industry site pairs an authoritative institutional brand with a practical, front-end-driven experience built to scale — clear structure and consistent UI turning dense public-sector content into a fast, reliable platform.