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News websitesfor readers and editors

Readers need clear sections, authorship and search, while editors need a manageable publication workflow. We develop news websites and information portals for both audiences. Start with the structure and archive migration, then plan editorial roles, approvals and any advertising or subscription formats.

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Who it is for

A solution shaped around your operating model

The architecture adapts to the scale, workflows and roles of your organization.

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Local and regional media

Community news, events, sections and practical publishing updates.

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Online magazines

Long-form articles, visual stories, columns and curated collections.

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Industry publications

Professional news, analysis, authors and discovery across specialist topics.

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Functional architecture

What the solution can include

We define the final module set after researching goals, users and integrations.

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Editorial homepages

Build flexible collections, current topics and sections with editorial control over story priorities.

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Articles and authorship

Provide readable templates, authors, publication and update dates, and relevant related stories.

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Search and archives

Organise categories, tags and search with indexing rules that address low-value duplicate pages.

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Editorial workflows

Support drafts, approvals, scheduled publication and roles for participants in the editorial process.

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Media and performance

Use optimised images, video posters and an agreed caching strategy to support mobile reading.

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Subscriptions and advertising

Add agreed advertising placements, sponsored-content labels and manageable subscriptions when needed.

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Project value

Support readable news and a practical editorial workflow

A good reading experience starts with organised content. We design sections, authorship, related stories and search, while editors receive roles, drafts and approvals. Commercial formats and notifications are planned to preserve space for reading.

  1. 01Authorship, dates and transparent content labels
  2. 02Editorial roles and manageable publishing approvals
  3. 03Archive migration preserving important URLs
  4. 04Readability and performance checks using real content

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iSoft process

From industry logic to a stable launch

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    Discovery

    We map business goals, audiences, roles, content and external systems.

  2. 02

    UX architecture

    We design journeys, structure, prototypes and the data model.

  3. 03

    Design and build

    We create the responsive interface, features, integrations and protection.

  4. 04

    Launch and evolve

    We verify quality, train the team and plan future iterations.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01Do you guarantee Google News inclusion or top rankings?

No. We prepare the technical foundation, structure and metadata. Search platforms determine inclusion and rankings, also considering content quality and consistency.

02Can you migrate a large archive?

Yes. We review formats, authors, dates, images and existing URLs. A trial import establishes quality before the full migration.

03Can we separate editorial roles?

Yes. We agree author, editor and administrator roles, publication rules and the important actions that should be recorded.

04How is a publication website estimated?

Sections, archives, editorial roles, subscriptions and integrations shape the scope. Capacity and infrastructure are assessed against expected usage scenarios.

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Plan your news portal

Share your subject areas, article volume and editorial team structure. Describe your current CMS and revenue model so we can agree migration, roles and the first launch.

Discuss your project