Toine Kamps

With an increasingly complex digital infrastructure, the responsibilities of the National Inspectorate for Digital Infrastructure (RDI) are expanding. Consequently, the details of what RDI does are becoming increasingly complex. That's why we at Clarify developed RDI's Digital City: an interactive web application where users can explore the various themes RDI addresses.

We developed RDI’s Digitale Stad at Clarify using Next.js. This web framework offers speed, scalability, and cross-platform compatibility. Thanks to server-side rendering and static site generation, we ensure lightning-fast load times and optimal performance across various devices. In addition to laptops, tablets, and smartphones, the web application also runs on a Smart Table — a large touchscreen device RDI uses at trade shows and conferences.

Additionally, RDI’s Digital City complies with accessibility standards as outlined in the WCAG 2.1 guidelines. This ensures the web application is accessible to as many visitors as possible.

The website is fully responsive, offering a smooth user experience across all devices.

The website features a list view of the available themes and three in-depth zoom-in scenes.

This project was created during my time at Clarify. All information shown is public or anonymized where necessary.