The biggest Ukrainian independent media website

The Biggest Ukrainian Independent Media Website

Dedicated team behind the project

PARTNERSHIP

The client

PROJECT SCOPE

THE CHALLENGE

STRATEGIES AND EXECUTION

what was done

We created a new high-load platform for a wide audience of all ages. As the current audience didn’t stay for a long time on the resource, our tasks were to attract new readers and to hold the current audience longer on the platform. We had to offer a more personalized interface and implement unique features to bring the brand closer to a consumer.

Implemented features

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Convenient admin panel for journalists
We developed a сustom CMS for redactors that make the process of news posting fast and easy.

Features:
  • Ability to add video and pictures;
  • Ability to customize the blocks and structure of the publications;
  • Ability to plan and postpone publications.
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Clear navigation for both visitors and search engines

We improved the site’s navigation and content organization.

Features:

  • Instant search of publications;
  • Custom sorting of publications by data and relevance;
  • Automatic translation of the publications.
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AutoScaling and DevOps Automation
We developed a responsive and fast high-load system using Auto Scaling on AWS to ensure the scalability and security of the solution and its flawless performance.

Additional features

  1. Integrations with social networks We simplified the website’s content promotion for journalists.
  2. Live TV Stream: a custom video service was developed that is distributed via Youtube, Smart TV, IPTV Player, and the primary Ukrainian streaming services.
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Hromadske Approach 2
Hromadske Approach 3
ACHIEVEMENTS

Results

By 70%

decreased the time editors spend managing the website

By 50%

boosted website key performance metrics

Decreased

server costs for AWS infrastructure and improved platform scalability and security

Delivered

a modern and fast loading media website

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