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TestBKK.org is a multi-language digital health platform developed as part of an APCOM initiative and managed by Ethica Strategy. 

Targeted specifically at users in Thailand, the platform serves as a critical public health resource to provide detailed sexual health information, promote HIV testing, and offer extensive information on local treatment options. 

Key Features & Design Highlights 

• Mobile-First Approach: The platform was custom-designed and optimized explicitly for mobile devices to maximize accessibility and user engagement among its target audience. 
• Localization: Features complete multi-language support, seamlessly offering content in both Thai and English.
• Regional Blueprint: Due to its success, TestBKK.org served as the foundational prototype for four other regional sexual health platforms across Southeast Asia:
  • TestJKT.org – Jakarta, Indonesia (English/Bahasa Indonesia)
  • TestJOG.org – Yogyakarta, Indonesia (English/Bahasa Indonesia)
  • TestMNL.org – Manila, Philippines (English/Tagalog)
  • TestSGN.org – Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (English/Vietnamese)

This is a re-theming project. The site was designed and built by Affinity Bridge here in Vancouver.
Brad Hornick created the new look for the site. I reworked the theme.

Status: Offline / Historic Archive

CoastalFirstNations.ca is a digital platform created for the client Brad Hornick. This project represents the first-ever web iteration for the Coastal First Nations organization, establishing their initial online presence.

Key Details & Contributions

• Design & Art Direction: The website's visual interface and layout were designed by Brad Hornick.
• Role: Executed the structural implementation and development of the platform to bring the design iteration online.

Status: Offline / Historic Archive

This is a vintage look back at a unique, multi-lingual digital campaign developed for the Canadian Public Health Association. Built during the early days of interactive web design, this legacy HTML site was designed to engage audiences across three distinct languages: English, French, and Inuktitut.

While the live campaign is now officially offline, it remains preserved here as a cool, historic snapshot of early public health outreach in Canada. It stands as a testament to localized digital design, complete with its original retro layout and localized resource guides.

Status: Offline / Historic Archive

The GRN Interactive Information Portal was a web-based digital platform developed for the Global Research Network on HIV Prevention in Drug-Using Populations, an organization based in Ottawa.

Key Details & Contributions

• Interface & Coding: Executed the complete visual creation and front-end coding for the portal's user interface.
• Backend Integration: Engineered the front-end to seamlessly interface with a custom .NET backend database developed by Andornot Consulting.
• Client: Developed on behalf of the Canadian Public Health Association.