Website for an Australian NDIS provider supporting people with disability — designed around the people who actually need to use it.

Adhere supports individuals with disability under Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme. Many visitors are meeting the scheme for the first time, often on a phone, often searching on behalf of a family member and already tired. Accessibility and unambiguous navigation were not refinements to add at the end — they were the entire brief.
Built the site around unhurried structure. A warm photograph of real support work replaces the corporate stock imagery the sector defaults to. Services are broken into named support categories a visitor can scan rather than read. Calls to action sit at every point a decision is required, so the path from "what is this" to "how do I start" is never a hunt. Fully responsive throughout, and search-optimised so the service is findable in the first place.
Support services presented as named, scannable categories rather than continuous prose
A clear call to action at each decision point for first-time NDIS visitors
Fully responsive, built on the assumption most visitors arrive on a phone
Search-optimised so families can find the service before they need it