Case study · NGO and community
Asked to put their books online.We turned them into answers.
In short
In 2025, Helem, a Lebanese non-profit, asked LIVBRID to put its digital books on its website. We proposed turning them into questions and answers, and Helem's team prepared the content. The result is Queerlink: clear, sourced answers on family, law, politics and SOGIESC, in English and Arabic, managed from an admin dashboard. Today it holds 373 answered questions.
- Client
- Helem
- Sector
- NGO and community
- Year
- 2025
- What we did
- Logo in English and Arabic, website UX and UI design, development, admin dashboard
- Where
- Lebanon
- Languages
- English and Arabic
- Topics
- Family, law, politics, SOGIESC
- Website
- queerlink.helem.net
- Part of
- Websites and Apps
What they asked for
A place on Helem's website for its digital books.
What we saw
Books hold the answers, but few people read a whole book to find one. Someone searching these topics wants a direct answer, quickly and often in private. So we proposed turning the books into questions and answers: easy to search, easy to read on a phone, and the same in English and Arabic.
What we built
Helem's team turned the content of the books into questions and answers. We designed a logo that writes Queerlink in English and Arabic from one geometry, and a pattern for the website and social media. A website that opens on search, with the questions sorted into four topics, every answer in English and Arabic with its sources. And an admin dashboard where Helem's team adds, edits and sorts every question, and sees how many each topic holds.
The result
373 answered questions so far, each in English and Arabic: 98 on family, 86 on law, 88 on politics and 101 on SOGIESC. Counted on 3 November 2026.
About this project
Questions about this project. What we made, for whom, and what changed after launch.
Who designed and built Queerlink?
LIVBRID, a brand and web studio in Jdeideh, Lebanon. In 2025 we proposed turning Helem's books into questions and answers, then designed and built Queerlink: the logo, the website and the admin dashboard.
What is Queerlink?
A public library of questions and answers by Helem, a Lebanese non-profit, on family, law, politics and SOGIESC. Every answer is in English and Arabic, with its sources.
What does SOGIESC mean?
Sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression and sex characteristics. It is one of the four topics on Queerlink.
Can LIVBRID build a knowledge platform for us?
Yes. We design and build searchable platforms in English and Arabic, with an admin dashboard so your team can add and edit the content themselves.
