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Discover how Komosion designed and developed a responsive, mobile-first website for Luxury Travel Magazine, focusing on user engagement, streamlined content management, and advanced advertising integration.
Our tailored website solution has provided invaluable resources to industry professionals and connected clients with legal experts, proving essential in navigating complex legal landscapes.
"John and his team have always delivered outstanding work in a timely and cost-effective manner." - Darren Wright, Global CMO, Flight Centre Travel Group
The Victorian Law Reform Commission (VLRC) is one of Australia's most active. Providing educational resources and regular updates on past and current inquiries, the VLRC website is an important resource for both community and legal professionals alike. VLRC rebranded themselves and their website to celebrate 20 years of reforming Victorian Law. The old website was outdated, and did not reflect their mission to make law and the justice system more accessible to society.
Since launch, traffic has increased to 14% higher than pre-Covid levels at the end of May 2021, and 73% since Q4 2020 - Kate Fitzpatrick, General Manager, Komosion
"It was palpable. After the workshop, there was real empathy." - Kate Green, Senior Communications Officer
"This is the best source on construction law I can find on the internet." - Homes Victoria user
We were very pleased with Komosion's work. They managed to pull together the things we knew but struggled to pull into a set of requirements. - Katrina Horrobin, GM Member Strategy and Experience
We now have some decent business systems integrated with the enrolment and finance systems of the University; good social media and our own Microsite for ACU Sport thanks to Komosion's strategy. - Paul McJannett, Director, Student Engagement and Services
Komosion identified a $39.9m increased revenue opportunity for David Jones.