Patient support group SeeWay has launched a redesigned website, to provide its users with a cleaner design and improved accessibility.
The redesign marks the first anniversary of the national vision support service.
SeeWay said that key enhancements include:
- A cleaner interface that reduces the visual fatigue common with digital platforms,
- Smarter, more responsive content delivery, so logged-in users find what they need with less effort, and
- Enriched accessibility, with clearer navigation and stronger screen-reader support.
SeeWay said that by popular demand, it has given greater prominence for stories from experts and people with lived experience, “ensuring Australians get authentic, trusted guidance rather than generic AI or search-engine answers”.
“Everything we improved came from listening – to our clients, to eyecare professionals, and to the people who live with vision loss every day,” said Annette Clark, Chief Transformation Officer, SeeWay.
“When someone’s vision loss affects their daily life, they often turn to online searches about how to move forward and adjust. We’ve designed SeeWay to be that trusted door they walk through – warm, calm and genuinely useful, not clinical or overwhelming.
“This redesign is about meeting people where they are, with the kind of trusted, human support that can make a real difference,
Visit: seeway.com.au
