Taste at the Cloud

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  • 2012 Umbraco Awards - Best Design - Runner-up
    2012 Umbraco Awards - Best Design - Runner-up - 2012

    The Umbraco Awards pitch us against the best of the global Umbraco developer community and we missed first place for design by a whisker. "Overall Terabyte’s work was clearly up there with the very best from the Umbraco community and the votes were very close between their work and the category winners” said Peter Gregory from Umbraco HQ Australia

  • Webby Honoree
    Webby Honoree - 2012

    Selected as an Official Honoree for the 16th Annual Webby Awards in the Events Category. With nearly 10,000 entries received from over 60 countries, the Official Honoree distinction is awarded to the top 15% of all work entered that exhibits remarkable achievement.

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The Project:

The problem

What to do when a website is required urgently to showcase one of the flagship attractions for Rugby World Cup international and local visitors? Taste At The Cloud was one of the signature attractions at the Cloud on Auckland's waterfront.

New Zealand has a heavy reliance on our food and beverage exports, the cup (that small insignificant event) created a fantastic vehicle to turn on a magnificent event to showcase the best that New Zealand has to offer in all things delicious to travelling dignitaries, corporate travellers, buyers and tourists.

The Taste At The Cloud crew were up against the wall by the time this event was finalised so were left with a near impossible timeframe to pull everything together, just on 4 weeks from briefing to delivery for both website and mobile!

The solution

There is nothing we like more than a chance to demonstrate our ability to move quickly, throw the documentation phase to one side and get on with the task at hand.

A team was quickly mobilised to craft a solution designed to take visitors one a mouth-watering journey through New Zealand's unique food and beverage industry.

The website was to highlight the event, promote suppliers and also to entice people to experience for themselves.

The website is built upon rich regional photography and tantalising dishes, accompanied by compelling content, interesting facts, chef biographies and for those of us adventurous enough to try, specialist recipes.

Not only did the site compliment the event's printed collateral extremely well, it also acted as a source of extra information for visitors to find more information on particular suppliers that were present at the event.

Using the Umbraco content management system the site became a real-time view-finder of the exhibitions launch party, on-going festivities and not to forget a mobile experience which focused on providing time saving directions to the event, opening hours and ticket costs.

Just as Pinot Noir is a perfect beverage match for lamb these sites are the perfect companion to such an outstanding event.

The result

Our pride in this website is beyond just meeting the deadline. We truly believe that no-one would ever guess just how quickly this project came together because it is such a polished execution. Judging by the number of referrals we have had from this website, we know it doesn't look like any corners cut - oh, add to that it was a Webby Honoree!! It also was runner up in the Umbraco 2012 best design awards in Europe.

Link to the simplified mobile website 

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