Client: The Dinner LadiesWebsite :dinnerladies.com.auService: Web App Date: Ongoing Since 2015 Client, Brief & Objective The Dinner Ladies approached FAQ Interactive with an existing website that had been built at the early days of their business, with an initial view to supporting a small home cooking service for friends and family. The business had now become quite successful and the …
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Client: The Carbon Reduction Institute (CRI)Website :noco2.com.auService: Web App Date: Ongoing Since 2018 Client, Brief & Objective CRI (NoC02), the Carbon Reduction Institute approached FAQ to help create a Website using WordPress to promote and advertise the benefits of lowering the Carbon Emissions of business by using their Carbon Neutrality Programs.The site had to be scalable and easy for their …
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Client: University of Sydney UnionWebsite :usu.edu.auApp: Kentico responsive websiteDate: Ongoing Since 2016 Client, Brief & Objective USU required a visual upgrade of the Homepage and a complete re-build of the entire Memberships section which contained sophisticated stored procedures for the shopping membership system to allow New and Pre-existing members access via cross checking profile information and respond appropriately. FAQ Development …
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Client: University of NewcastleWebsite :newcastle.edu.auApp: Burn 2 Learn exercise learning toolDate: Ongoing Since 2017 Client, Brief & Objective FAQ were approached by The University of Newcastle to develop a native App to support their Burn 2 Learn project. Burn 2 Learn utilises the science of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) to improve students’ health, fitness, wellbeing and academic performance, using …
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Client: Resourcing Parents Website :resourcingparents.nsw.gov.au App: Web Application Date: Ongoing Since 2015 Client, Brief & Objective Resourcing Parents Project provides support to young and experienced families, who may need guidance and assistance in bringing up strong families in NSW. Resourcing Parents Strengthening Families, as it was originally known, came to FAQ Interactive with a PHP application that had experienced some …
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