Attention is rented. We design the reasons to renew.
Cumhuriyet's 5M+ daily readers, Taraftar+'s multi-club fan energy, TalkStar's live audio for creators: media products fight for the same minutes every day. Ours win them back.
Every scroll is a renewal decision
Media products don't compete with each other; they compete with everything else on the phone. The design job is giving people a reason to come back tomorrow, without tricking them today.
News at national scale
Cumhuriyet has printed since 1924 and serves 5M+ daily readers online. We designed its editorial system without breaking a century of reading habits: renovation, not demolition.
You don't redesign a hundred-year-old newspaper. You renovate it while it keeps printing.
Fandom is a system
Taraftar+ turns collective fan energy into system behaviour across a multi-club ecosystem, on web and mobile, designed for the moments the web can't reach: the stadium, the queue, the final whistle.
A fan is the strongest retention engine there is. The product just has to deserve it.
Live is unforgiving
TalkStar puts creators on a live audio stage: six months from zero to iOS and Android. Live formats leave no room for error states that make sense only to designers.
When the show is live, the interface can't ask for a second take.
The receipts
editorial system design for 5M+ daily readers
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collective fan energy, turned into system behaviour
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designed for the moments the web can't reach
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live audio for the creator economy, in six months
Open the case →Questions we actually get
What media products have you worked on?+
Cumhuriyet's web experience, the Taraftar+ fan platforms (web and mobile) and Talkstar, a real-time connection app.
Can you redesign a legacy publisher without losing its identity?+
Cumhuriyet is a century-old voice; we modernized the reading experience while keeping the paper's character intact.
Do you build engagement loops for fan communities?+
Yes — feeds, live moments and loyalty mechanics that give fans a reason to return daily.
Fighting for attention?
Bring the problem, not the brief. We'll show you where readers drift away, and what we'd ship first.