Case Studies

In continuation of a longstanding engagement,  PreviousNext were invited by the University of Technology, Sydney, to redesign their website and upgrade from Drupal 7 to Drupal 8.

A new world university built on social justice, sustainability, creativity and collective effort, Charles Darwin University is committed to bringing people together to use knowledge to shape the future and has more than 24,000 students spread across 11 campuses and centres in the Northern Territory, Melbourne, Sydney and online. In September 2017, Charles Darwin University engaged PreviousNext for the redesign and Drupal 8 development of their existing website.

Transport for NSW is responsible for planning, strategy, policy and procurement across all modes of transport in NSW including roads, rail, ferries and light rail.  In late 2016 PreviousNext was engaged as the department's Drupal build partner to develop a new Drupal 8 platform that consolidates myriad websites across the organisation.

A first-of-it’s-kind facility, Bunjil Place brings together creativity, entertainment and community in a way that is unparalleled in Australia.
In late 2016 the City of Casey, a local government to the South East of Melbourne, undertook a competitive tender selection for the development of the website for an exciting new venue being developed and chose PreviousNext to deliver this new site on Drupal 8.

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.

The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) oversees energy markets and networks, and assists the ACCC with energy related issues for consumers. In late 2014, PreviousNext were engaged by the AER for the Drupal redevelopment of their Australian Government website, Energy Made Easy.

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.

In early 2015, the healthcare division of Cirrus Media engaged PreviousNext for the redevelopment of their Medical Observer website on a Drupal platform.

Following an extended period of consulting to AIFS, working closely with the internal team and gaining a deep understanding of their requirements, PreviousNext were engaged for the design, development and migration of the main AIFS website and numerous sub-sites, onto the Drupal platform.