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Caravan Media publishes niche business titles from Dubai. We designed the site and built a CMS their editors can run without a developer.

Source: https://easifytechnologies.com/case-study/caravan-media/

Work Media

Caravan

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Website Design and CMS Build for a Media Company

What we did

Web Design & Development · UI/UX Strategy · CMS Integration

Industry

Media

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Caravan website

About Caravan

Caravan Media is a Dubai media company building a portfolio of niche titles, each covering a specific geography or business segment in the Middle East. It was founded by Junaid Iqbal, previously Managing Director of Careem Pakistan, Careem Saudi Arabia and Careem Pay, and is backed by Byld Ventures and Indus Valley Capital. The editorial brief is industry content written by people who work in the industry.

What we did

We designed and built the site. The editorial layout carries video, long articles and shorter industry pieces without three competing templates, and navigation is organised by title rather than by date, so a reader who came for one publication is not dropped into the whole portfolio. Markup and page speed were treated as part of the build rather than a later pass, and the CMS behind it lets Caravan's editors publish and restructure sections without going through a developer.

The challenge

Caravan is not one publication, it is a portfolio of niche titles, each covering a different geography or business segment. That is a harder editorial problem than a single magazine: video, long articles and short industry pieces all need to sit in one system without splintering into three competing templates, and a reader who arrived for one title should not be dropped into the whole portfolio.

The approach

Navigation is organised by title rather than by date, which is what keeps each publication feeling like its own thing inside a shared site. One editorial layout flexes across the three content shapes instead of one template per shape. Markup and page speed were treated as part of the build rather than a pass afterwards, and the CMS behind it lets Caravan's editors publish and restructure sections without going through a developer.

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