NSW Law Reports

NSW Law Reports is a live publishing product for legal research and report access, combining structured content, search journeys and subscription-facing user flows.

Dense legal research content had to read clearly, search well and respect subscriptions — without making editorial publishing or frontend delivery harder to maintain.

On the Rush Hour Digital team I worked across content-model assumptions, frontend rendering and the connected publishing and account flows that turn complex legal material into searchable interfaces.

1. L1

   Drupal publishing backend

2. L2

   Editorial content models + APIs

3. L3

   Next.js reading & navigation layer

4. L4

   Search · subscription · account flows

1. 01Presenting dense legal content so it stays clear, searchable and manageable for editors.
2. 02Supporting search and subscription flows without splitting the reading experience into disconnected systems.
3. 03Evolving publishing and account features without regressions on a live product.

1. 01Drupal for structured legal content and editorial control; Next.js for the public experience.
2. 02Publishing, search and account features kept inside one connected delivery pattern.
3. 03Structured content models so legal material is reusable across search, navigation and reading contexts.

Structured legal content, discovery journeys and subscription flows are delivered through one consistent full-stack implementation.