Website development
News website development
We design publishing websites that make stories easy to prepare and release, and topics easy to follow. Sections, search, archives and article templates are shaped around your editorial process.
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Sections, authors and archives
We review topics and publication volume to define categories, tags and author pages. Navigation connects recent stories with useful archive material. Large archives need search, pagination and rules for managing overlapping collections from the start.
Editorial workflow
We map the path from draft to release: who writes, reviews, approves and publishes. CMS roles reflect your team, scheduled publishing and required fields. The process is tested with a sample article alongside an editor.
Article templates and migration
We design headlines, author details, dates, images, captions and related stories. Archive migration includes checking URLs, media and text structure, with redirects where needed. Long-form mobile reading and image loading receive separate attention.
Cost and scope
The estimate depends on archive size, editorial roles, templates, search and integrations. Content migration is estimated after reviewing the source.
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Can existing article URLs be preserved?
We first map the old archive and URL structure to the new CMS. Existing URLs are retained where possible; when they change, we prepare a redirect map and verify it after launch.
Can several editors work on the site?
Yes, with defined roles and approval steps. Drafting, review and publishing can be separated, section access restricted and necessary notifications included in the agreed project scope.