Background
CIRIS, the Center for Information Resilience and Integrity Studies, is a Philippine research center that studies how information moves and publishes what it finds openly. Its website is where that work is read, shared, and acted on.
The challenge
A research center has several audiences at once: journalists and researchers who want the full analysis, teachers and citizens who want something they can use, and people who have seen something online and want to report it. The site had to give each a clear place to start, and present serious material in a way that is easy to read on a phone.
Our approach
We planned, designed, and built the site on Webflow. The Lab holds the center's reports, briefs, and guides, published through the CMS. A Resources section gathers practical guides, and a topic page on the West Philippine Sea answers common questions in plain language. Reporting disinformation is one tap away on every page.
The design stays calm and legible: strong headings, generous type, and photography from CIRIS's own initiatives.
The result
CIRIS has a website that makes its research easy to find and use, gives the public a direct way to take part, and lets its team publish on its own schedule.