Website Design
client
Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Arts Centre
project
Website redesign and photography
brief
Redesign the Arts Centre’s outdated and difficult-to-manage website, creating a more accessible digital platform that could be managed independently by Indigenous gallery staff. The project also called for new photography and an online store to expand the Centre’s reach and create opportunities for sustainable revenue generation.
Approach
During an eight-week placement at Buku-Larrnggay Mulka through the Jawun Indigenous Corporate Partnerships program, I initiated and led the redesign of the Arts Centre’s website. I developed a user-friendly digital platform supported by new photography and launched Print Space, an online store for selling artwork.
Beyond improving the Centre’s digital presence and global accessibility, the project focused on long-term self-sufficiency. I trained Indigenous gallery staff to manage the website independently, creating a sustainable foundation for ongoing content, communications, and online sales.
