Articles and media without structure lose audience and SEO. We build portals as products: sections, search, editorial roles, subscriptions — focus on readers and content economics.
Content without IA, moderation, and measurable delivery is a text dump. You pay for a portal that brings traffic, keeps readers, and gives the editorial team control. Without it, bounce rates climb, rankings slip, and the team drowns in manual work.
In this engagement:
We start with information architecture and content templates: types, sections, cards, SEO fields. Then CMS, roles, and the public site. Archive migration runs as a separate track so it doesn’t block launch. Scope and timeline are locked after we review content volume and editorial requirements.
It depends on taxonomy depth, content templates, editorial roles, and archive migration. After a short discovery we lock phases and timeline: core structure and publishing first, then integrations, subscriptions, and analytics.
Yes. As a separate track we move content, URLs and redirects, metadata, and media. We keep structure where it works and rebuild where it hurts search and navigation.