UTS, one of Australia’s leading universities of technology, required a major overhaul of their public website user interface as well as a new CMS to replace their 10-year-old software infrastructure.
As the largest local government body in Australia, Brisbane City Council (BCC) guides the city’s future growth and development. In 2013, PreviousNext rebuilt BCC’s website on aGov, the open Drupal platform for Australian Government websites.
Brand New Media is a global content company with a pedigree in content development, creation, distribution and marketing. They own, develop and manage digital TV channels for the world’s leading brands and broadcasters. PreviousNext was engaged for the Drupal development and management of their global video content platform - Channel Play.
Healthdirect Australia was tasked by the Australian Federal Government to create a single online gateway for mental health and wellbeing in order to support the goals of the National e-Mental Health Strategy, with Drupal being the technology of choice.
In late 2015, Wyndham City, a local government organisation based in the south-west region of Melbourne, undertook a competitive tender selection for the redevelopment of their website and chose PreviousNext to deliver this new site on Drupal.
The Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) regulates the building industry throughout Queensland, providing information and advice to ensure the maintenance of proper building standards and remedies for defective building work. They required a new content management system and updated design as part of an ongoing evolution of their digital presence.
Coinciding with the Centenary of ANZAC, PreviousNext were engaged by the Trustees of the ANZAC Memorial for the design and redevelopment of the Memorial’s website on the Drupal content management system.
With a view to deliver public value through fair and progressive service, the Office of State Revenue (OSR) engaged PreviousNext for the Drupal development of their customer-focused, Government site.
In late 2014 PreviousNext were engaged by the State Library of South Australia for the Drupal development and design of the Red Cross Information Bureau Centenary of Anzac website.
NovaFM.com.au is one of Australia’s most visited websites with around 4 million page views per month, and chose Drupal as their content management platform to drive user engagement.
In 2013, PreviousNext was approached by the Integration and Implementation Sciences (I2S) discipline at the Australian National University, Canberra, for the redesign and upgrade of their website.
FremantleMedia Australia, the producer of some of Australia’s favourite TV shows such as The X Factor, Australia’s Got Talent and Grand Designs, engaged PreviousNext to design, build and launch a new corporate website.