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"Right from the start, from the tendering process, you have displayed a level of utmost professionalism that has made Hugeobject simply a pleasure to deal with."
Posted June 17th, 2006 by Scott
The prestigious Howard Florey Institute, one of the leading neuroscience research institutes in the world today, have hired Hugeobject to re-develop their existing website. We are really excited about this one, and look forward to producing an outstanding website for what is a world-class institution.
The project involves a full redesign and an enterprise level content management system, as well as search engine and email marketing advice. The new site is due to launch in November 2006.
The Howard Florey Institute
At the Howard Florey Institute, internationally renowned scientists work together with talented young researchers to make discoveries about the brain and mind.
Their scientists conduct fundamental research that can be developed into drugs to combat brain injury and mind disorders, and into new medical practices. These discoveries will improve the lives of those directly, and indirectly, affected by brain and mind disorders in Australia and around the world.
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Posted June 2nd, 2006 by Scott
Our recently deployed effort on behalf of MTAA Super, was nominated for a Rainmaker award. Nominated in the category of “Best Superannuation Website”, it ended up being pipped at the post.
Developed in conjunction with Shannon’s Way and Empirics Marketing, we created a modern, well layed out site geared towards making information easy to find. MTAA Super have recently been voted the best performing super fund in the country, and it was a pleasure to work with a leader in the superannuation industry.
Over the next few months we will be further extending the site with some great new features, so perhaps we can have a crack at it again next year? Keep an eye on this space….
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