Careful public-interest framing
Shows a support-information project with visible limitations, emergency-pathway boundaries and non-clinical wording.
New Zealand support-finder web app
Care Finder Aotearoa
In-development support-information project for Aotearoa New Zealand. It is informational and not a crisis, emergency or clinical service.
Project context
Care Finder Aotearoa, also recorded as Healthcare Finder NZ in the source archive, explores how to make New Zealand support information easier to navigate.
The interface groups guidance around contact options, funding, care types and barriers, with clear routes to established urgent-help services.
The design focuses on readable language and explicit limits so visitors can distinguish an informational prototype from a healthcare provider.
What this project demonstrates
Accessible discovery flow
Demonstrates information architecture for people trying to filter options and decide a practical next step.
Evidence-linked project note
Connects a concise finnerty.me project page, a main-site case study, screenshot evidence and an owned source archive.
Evidence and boundaries
Status: In-development support-information prototype. It is not a healthcare provider, emergency pathway or clinical advice service.
The case study records the interface and information-architecture work. The source archive preserves the corresponding project files.