Health Security net is a searchable library of pandemic-related documents spanning decades, offering information on preparing for, responding to, and recovering from pandemic events.
Funded by Schmidt Futures and developed in collaboration with Georgetown University and Talus Analytics, Health Security Net is a searchable and filterable online inventory of documents that offer valuable insight into pandemic events prior to 2020. The database includes a diverse collection of resources, including warnings, evaluations, congressional hearings, academic journal literature, government reports, and more. In addition to being able to search and filter the inventory by topic area, year published, funder, outbreak event, and other metadata, documents can be easily bookmarked for later reference or previewed and downloaded (where available).
I operated as a designer and frontend developer on this project, brainstorming, refining, and implementing new designs and functionality throughout the site. We worked closely with the research team to cultivate a user experience that flows naturally and makes it easy to explore the data through multiple lenses, surfacing the information that matters most.