Drupal Development

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.

Taronga Conservation Society Australia (TCSA) is a Government foundation that consists of Taronga Zoo, Sydney, and Western Plains Zoo, Dubbo. In late 2013, PreviousNext were engaged by TCSA to help move their existing website from Drupal 6 to 7 and to assist with the Drupal development and theming of the new site.

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.

With a vision to create an online "Neighbourhood of knowledge" that brings together practical, informative, and inspirational content, Directories Group, turned to PreviousNext for the user experience design and Drupal development of their newest site, homeheaven.com.au.

The Australian Film, Radio and Television School has been delivering advanced training for the media industry for almost 40 years. When AFTRS wanted to implement an online learning environment (OLE), they decided on Drupal and PreviousNext.

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.

Following the launch of the Australian Conservation Foundation’s main website, designed and developed by PreviousNext on a Drupal content management platform, ACF further engaged PreviousNext for the Drupal theming and development of action.org.au, a sub-site of their main website.