The Commission on Exellence and Innovation in Health's Heart Failure Subcommitte initiated a student project to build a web portal that would serve as their public interface and also allow CEIH staff to interact with patients and other stakeholders.
The initiative had been underway for over a year, with the previous team opting to build the project using ASP.NET, with the addition of Umbraco's CMS.
My primary involvement revolved around building and implementing a survey system into the website, permitting CEIH staff to construct tailored surveys to gather insights from crucial stakeholders, including clinicians and patients.
The existing site required a complete rebuild as the codebase was undocumented, messy, and difficult to work with. I saw this as a necessity to ensure the future success of the project given that it is an ongoing student project. Remaining faithful to the original design, the site was rebuilt using technology and frameworks familiar to UniSA's software engineering students to ensure that future students would have no trouble working with the codebase.
The end product was a success and the client was very pleased with the result.