PreviousNext has built and deployed feature-rich Drupal websites for hundreds of high profile clients. Read about a few of them here.
Australia’s fourth largest mobile service provider, amaysim, required a new website that would allow the scope to keep up with the company’s growth and agility both now and into the future. In early 2016, PreviousNext were engaged for the development of this new site on the Drupal content management system.
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.
A leading supplier of water and environmental solutions, Viadux provide products and services for water, irrigation, mining, building, oil & gas, power and process industries. In late 2015, PreviousNext was engaged for the development of their new website in Drupal.
Sport and Recreation, run by the NSW Government Office of Sport, offers a range of services and support to promote active and healthy lifestyles for NSW residents. Each year they provide grants, nurture sporting talent, build sporting facilities, run & regulate events and promote the development of the sports industry. In late 2014 the Office of Sport engaged PreviousNext for the redesign and development of their Sport and Recreation website in 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.
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.
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 2012, PreviousNext was engaged by Service NSW to provide the Drupal design, development, support and managed cloud hosting for a new customer-focused portal to facilitate access to 700+ government services and transactions. The portal now serves as the digital channel to complement Service NSW’s physical service centres.
The Department of Communications leads the Australian Government’s policies and initiatives for digital technology and communication services. In early 2015 PreviousNext was contracted to develop the Department's new website using Drupal.
