Juicebox recognised with two wins at the 2026 Australian Web Awards on Saturday
At this year’s Australian Web Awards, hosted in Adelaide on Saturday May 23, Juicebox was recognised for as the winner of two categories, receiving honours for The Floating Forest in Tourism & Travel, and Kent Removals & Storage in the Laravel category.
Two very different projects, connected by a shared intent: to create digital experiences that feel as considered as they are capable.
The Floating Forest
Set among the pristine forests of Western Australia’s South West, The Floating Forest is not simply a destination, it is an atmosphere defined by stillness, light and restraint.
Juicebox’s task was to extend that experience into the digital realm without diluting it. The result is a platform conceived as a threshold: interaction is softened, pacing is deliberate, and content unfolds with a quiet sense of calm. High-fidelity imagery is given space to breathe, supported by a UI language drawn from the built environment: clean lines, natural rhythm, and quiet confidence.
Beneath that restraint sits a carefully engineered platform, balancing visual richness with performance. Every detail, from load optimisation for regional users to a frictionless booking flow, was designed to remove barriers between intent and action.
The impact has been both experiential and commercial, with a measurable shift toward direct bookings and strengthened positioning as a premium, self-contained destination. The project was also recognised as an AGDA finalist and awarded PADC Bronze.
Kent Removals & Storage
Where The Floating Forest invites pause, Kent Removals & Storage operates in moments of transition, times defined by urgency, complexity, and the weight of change.
Awarded in the Laravel category for the second consecutive year (following Easi in 2025), the project focused on bringing clarity to that complexity. Juicebox developed a robust, scalable platform capable of supporting intricate logistics while maintaining a clear and human experience at every step.
The system is built to perform under pressure; the interface is designed to reduce it.
It demonstrates how thoughtful engineering shapes not only performance but also perception, influencing how people experience the business that relies on it.
View the full winners list here. Winners and Finalists include WA companies The Start, Rare, Word Of Mouth Agency, ALYKA, Humaan, Lethal Digital, among others.
