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News website maintenance & UX
Ongoing maintenance that gave a digital news site a smoother, more engaging experience for readers.
Gazette Now
- Client
- Gazette Now
- Industry
- Digital media
- Year
- 2024
- Services
- Website maintenance, UX improvements
About Gazette Now
Gazette Now is a digital news publisher. They needed a dependable team to maintain the website and improve the reader experience.
The challenge
- Keeping a busy news website running smoothly
- Improving the user experience and look without disrupting publishing
- Growing reader engagement and reach
Our approach
- 01
Ongoing maintenance
Day-to-day website upkeep handled by our team.
- 02
UX improvements
A smoother experience and refreshed look for readers.
- 03
Organized workflow
Efficient project management with easy, responsive communication.
What changed
- A smoother user experience and more engaging online presence
- Rated 4.5/5 by the client in a verified Clutch review
“They were highly responsive, friendly, and fully dedicated to our needs.”
Danial Altaf
Head of Content, Gazette Now
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