The Australian Interactive Multimedia Industry Association (AIMIA) Awards foster high levels of creative multimedia design and functionality within the Australian development community. The Australian Wildlife Cams website (built in partnership with the Gould League) won the Best Science Website award against massively funded competitors including the ABC.

The DDSN site was selected for display on Coolhomepages.com as one of the most unique and creative designs in the world.

Sites are deemed cool for both their innovative design and attention to functionality. Coolhomepages.com endeavour to create a directory of inspiring web designs to aid in the further development of the design industry.

A swag of DDSN built websites have been awarded the Webdesigners.net.au Site of the Day award over the years. The awards are selected from hundreds of submissions according to the following criteria: graphics, artwork, layout, originality, functionality and navigability.

The Omni Awards are international awards that recognise excellence in the realm of new and converging media.

The Christian Blind Mission International website (http://www.cbmi.org.au) received a Bronze Award in the religon category.

The Omni Awards celebrate excellence in the converging forms of media and are judged by a panel of industry peers from across the globe.

The Flora for Fauna website (http://www.floraforfauna.com.au) won a Silver Award.

Competing against household names in the largest festival of website designers on the Internet, the DDSN built and designed Flora for Fauna website (http://www.floraforfauna.com.au) won the Creative Excellence award.

For over a decade the Eureka Prizes have been Australia's pre-eminent national science and environment awards. The Australian Museum Eureka Prizes were launched in 1990 to reward excellence in Australian science and raise the profile of science in the community.

The Wildscape website won the first prize of the night and was described in this way: "The Wildscape website empowers students with a series of tools, such as a bioregion-specific plant and animal database and software, allowing them to plant a 'Wildscape' habitat online. Ultimately the program aims to act as a catalyst for schools to plan and undertake simple 'real life' projects that attract wildlife and increase biodiversity in their grounds. "

The Omni Awards were created to recognise the accomplishments of outstanding media production in a variety of fields. Each of these fields are converging into an interactive, multi-level production to create a high impact presentation.

The Wildscape website won a silver prize in the education section of the competition.

The Omni Awards were created to recognise the accomplishments of outstanding media production in a variety of fields. Each of these fields are converging into an interactive, multi-level production to create a high impact presentation.

The Wildscape website won a bronze prize in the nature section of the competition.

The Wildscape website was nominated for a Cannes Cyber Lion in the Community category.

In 2000, DDSN was proud to be certified by ChannelSeven.com as a "Top 100 International Web Developer". "ChannelSeven.com's Spotlight Top 100 identifies exceptional interactive ad agencies, Web developers, and Internet PR agencies.

The Australian Internet Awards are sponsored by The Australian Financial Review and Price Waterhouse Coopers - They are the top awards in the Australian industry. TVC.com.au reached the semi finals in the 'Best Media Site'.

The DDSN website was a semi-finalist in the 'Best Small Business Website' category. In this section we were competing against companies with less than 50 employees worldwide. At the time DDSN had less than 10 employees in total.

The Christina Noble Children's Foundation website stood on the awards podium as runner up in the 'Best Community Site' category of the Australian Internet Awards.

The AIMIA Industry awards showcase Australia's leading multimedia and interactive developers. The Christina Noble Children's Foundation received a finalist nomination for Best Community Site.

The AIMIA awards foster high levels of creative multimedia design and functionality within the Australian development community.

The TVC.com.au website received a finalist nomination for Best Marketing/Advertising Site.

The Christina Noble Children's Foundation was nominated for a Cannes Cyber Lion in the Non Profit Organisations category.

In partnership with Grutz Agency, we built the Red Cross Australia (Victoria) "Words of Wisdom" website which won the AMI Award of Excellence in the I.T. category.