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The Knowledge Action Portal on NCDs (KAP) is a knowledge sharing and community platform dedicated to enhancing NCD prevention and control through multisectoral and multistakeholder collaboration. The KAP is hosted by the World Health Organization’s Global Coordination Mechanism on the Prevention and Control of Noncommunicable Diseases (GCM/NCD).

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PROBLEM STATEMENT

The KAP was rst launched in 2018 as a knowledge sharing and community platform for multistakeholder collaboration. By 2022, the portal’s design, user-experience and technology had become outdated and presented multiple challenges to site users and the admin team at the WHO GCM/NCD.

Nirvana Canada was tasked to help conceptualize, plan, design and implement the complete redesign and relaunch of the KAP, ensuring up-to-date data page technology, security and privacy standards, and a modern, user-friendly design to re-engage portal users and GCM Participants.

RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

Research and discovery for this project started with a detailed assessment of development needs and implementation plans with the client, who presented a draft development and engagement strategy for the KAP relaunch.

A detailed community report and a comprehensive UX/UI assessment had been conducted in 2020 and 2021 respectively. These directly informed the new development strategy and workplan.

For the new portal design, page navigation and updated knowledge taxonomy, multiple rounds of user-testing helped netune key elements of the new portal. This helped validate design and UI elements, and led to implementing a substantially streamlined navigation and knowledge taxonomy.

20-30 years

found the website’s user interface dated and not engaging enough. It was a struggle for them to nd relevant data and upload data that they uploaded in a well formatted manner.

30-40 years

found the website confusing. After logging in as a KAP user, their dashboards were not intuitive enough.

40-50 years

found the typography not web friendly enough and the colours jarring.

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GOALS

Developing Selena Travel Canada focused on modernizing the brand identity, website design, and creating a booking platform for seamless travel customization across Canada. We collaborated with the client using low-fi wireframes and multiple design iterations to finalize the new look and key user functionalities, ensuring an intuitive interface and cohesive brand identity.

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We assessed Selena Travel Canada‘s information architecture jointly with the client, agreeing on a streamlined content hierarchy and improved navigation elements to enhance user experience.

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We had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to work with World Health Organisation- an internationally recognized organization composed of world governments with a global audience and influence in the world medical community.

We created a portal for knowledgeable resources for non-communicable diseases for their inside members to access once becoming approved members to share information and collaborate for medical causes and findings.