Before We Forget is a youth-led initiative to foster conversations about dementia in Asia.

We spent more than a year producing an hour-long documentary, three public multimedia exhibitions which drew more than 15,000 visitors in September 2011, and a website to collect stories from people who have been affected by dementia.

The Straits Times, Lianhe Zaobao, my paper, and publichouse.sg wrote about Before We Forget. Jeremy also wrote a 12-page story for Reader’s Digest Asia (October 2011 issue).

Canon PhotoYou Magazine is a photography magazine targeting sophisticated women, and is published by Reader’s Digest Asia for Canon Singapore. The editorial team needed a website to boost the magazine’s Internet presence, and to promote subscription. A Facebook Page was also set up.

When Keppel Sea Scan needed to refresh its online presence, Hachisu was hired to design an online catalogue and provide copywriting to reflect the company’s 35 years of experience in the Marine & Offshore and Building Construction industries. Read more.

The environmental technology and engineering arm of Keppel Corporation, Keppel Integrated Engineering needed to remind its employees to observe workplace safety practices. We conceptualised and produced a series of 5 posters featuring their employees to remind their colleagues that they are more than just work and the shortcuts they may be tempted to take. Read more.

Like many engineering firms in Singapore, Keppel Integrated Engineering used to have a static website they had to update by hand, which was rarely. Although they had already hired a web programmer, they needed a web consultant for the design process. We delivered a set of comprehensive mockups complete with User Interface transitions and stock photography for the web programmer’s reference. Read more.

npTribune, Singapore’s longest running student newspaper, was redesigned and edited to focus on stories about people. As a result, free copies of the paper were picked up by students at half the time for previous issues, and confident advertisers contributed to a 50% increase in ad revenue.

The redesign also received good feedback from editors at Dow Jones Newswires and The Straits Times. Dr Mario García of García Media said it was “attractively designed, with good packaging, catchy headlines, colourful graphics and tons of people coverage.” Lee Xian Jie was Editor-in-Chief for Volume 40 Issue 1 & Issue 2, with Jeremy Boo as Deputy Editor.