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From a questionto connected knowledge.

EcoGenesis brings organism discovery, reading and scientific tools into a connected web product. The challenge is to make complex relationships navigable while keeping sources and the status of the evidence visible.

Our contribution

Product interface · Full-stack development · Data integration

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A connected interface for the living world.

The challenge

Make biological knowledge approachable while keeping a path back to the original scientific sources.

The outcome

The encyclopedia is online at ecogenesis.world. Public navigation and the home page were reviewed in September 2026; coverage varies between records.

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A clear starting point

Search, featured organisms and guided routes help a visitor choose where to start. On mobile, the discovery flow remains direct.

Public homepage · wildlife photography retains its attribution in the interface.
EcoGenesis — mobile
Public homepage · wildlife photography retains its attribution in the interface.
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Read with context

An organism page connects its description with images, classification and source-backed material. Reader and researcher modes address different depths of exploration.

Public Arabidopsis page. Editorial-draft and review labels are preserved.
Public Arabidopsis page. Editorial-draft and review labels are preserved.
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Explore through interaction

The anatomy interface lets a user move between biological scales and inspect structures. Definitions, visual selection and source references work together in one screen.

Rosette image: Charles Andrès, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0; shown within the original product interface.
Rosette image: Charles Andrès, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0; shown within the original product interface.
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Keep the evidence visible

A microscopy view keeps the original scale and labels. The product distinguishes an illustration, a source record and a scientific claim instead of treating them as interchangeable.

Microscopy: Peharec Štefanić, Koffler, Adler & Bar-Zvi (2013), CC BY 4.0; original in ecogenesis.world.
Microscopy: Peharec Štefanić, Koffler, Adler & Bar-Zvi (2013), CC BY 4.0; original in ecogenesis.world.

In motion

New screen recording of the public anatomy interface. Different scales use different documented specimens, not a continuous microscope zoom.

Project credits

Andrey — full-stack development and integrations.

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