The Adelaide Fringe Festival is an arts institution for South Australia, particularly for it being the largest arts event in the Southern Hemisphere. Iugo was extremely excited to be working with the crew to do the web development side for the 2012 festival.

The brief was to build something unique & flexible – something that would be able to be used throughout the year and also morph & adapt when it came time for the actual festival. Through much discussion and strategy, Iugo & the Fringe developed a system that is highly flexible and can be changed dramatically by the Fringe staff.

We at Iugo were very interested in developing a project all of our own. Something we can design, develop and launch which is Iugo’s and we can be proud of.

With the advent of Adelaide Metro releasing the timetable data to developers everywhere, and given we’re very much an Adelaided-based company and many of us use public transport considerably, we decided that’d be a perfect opportunity to showcase our skills in mobile development and release it to the general public free-of-charge. So over the past 4 months or so, we’ve storyboarded, designed and now developed Hop Aboard – a website designed specifically for the mobile browser.

It’s quick, it’s minimal and it gives you the information you need – when will the bus/train/tram be at your stop next and how long your journey to your destination will take. Try it out for yourself!

Hop Aboard Mobile Website >>

Business SA, formerly known as the South Australian Employer’s Chamber of Commerce & Industry, is the voice of business and industry in South Australia.

Being one of SA’s largest tender offers in late 2008, Iugo won the tender in conjunction with Clemenger BBDO in Adelaide. After 6 months of requirements gathering, near on a year to develop and we’re super-pleased with the outcome, as is the client more importantly.

With Business SA having such a diverse offering of services, products and catering to such a wide audience, structuring a new website to best be able to speak directly with its members was an enormous task.

Iugo and the team @ Business SA worked on how it could be constructed, what the strategy would be and came up with how it would come together.

The Come Out Festival is a South Australian institution for youth festivals since 1975. If you grew up anytime after that in South Australia, there’s a high chance you might have had a school excursion to one of the many performances in and around Adelaide.

With the design done by Elk Creative, the combined efforts of the team from Come Out, Elk Creative and Iugo have formed the basis for the 2011 Festival site which displays information regarding the festival itself such as the program, targeted information for the various audiences and the important role the sponsors play and various other information. All this using Recite as the Content Management System CMS.

Adelaide Airport Limited (AAL) via Chris McArdle (19EightyNine) asked Iugo to implement a new content management system (CMS) for their website using the newly formed structure, strategy and design provided by 19EightyNine.

The collaborative effort resulted in Adelaide Airport having a new dynamic website built with the help of Recite CMS as the underlying technology/management system.

Jacob’s Creek is the world’s most distributed wine brand – currently being exported to over 60 countries worldwide.

With that many countries and with a large number of distributors for each of those countries – the challenge for Orlando Wines was to come up with an architecture where they could communicate effectively with so many stakeholders.

A collaborative effort between Orlando Wines, Triplezero and Iugo lead to the project of building an extranet where distributors can login and discover the information needed to help distribute the brand.