Atolye15

Atolye15 was hired by Socrates Magazine, a sports magazine owned by Can Publishing House, for frontend and backend development services to fully renew their content-heavy website. The goal was to create a frictionless and flawless content delivery system that could handle diverse content types such as podcasts, long and short-form videos, articles, and more. Atolye15's team, which consisted of a UI/UX designer, a project manager, backend and frontend developers, and a QA engineer, delivered on these requests excellently, creating a CMS that could be easily used by the magazine's editorial team and presenting the content in a personalized manner with a membership background.

The mobile game publisher and producer Rollic hired Atolye15 to renew their website, aiming for a platform that was constantly up-to-date, versatile, and rich in blog content along with colorful static content. Atolye15, chosen based on industry references, used Contentful CMS to renew the website in 12 weeks total sprints, working closely with the design team for illustrations. They also integrated the CRM module infrastructure for Rollic's HR. The project team included developers, designers, project managers, an illustrator, and a QA.

Swipeline, a leading digital media company, engaged Atolye15 to build a ticketing and event management platform and create a website to promote Swipeline’s event with a custom-designed landing page. Atolye15, chosen for their high ratings, great culture fit, and alignment with company values, designed and developed a custom web platform that supported both promotion and ticket sales. The project, carried out by a team of 2-5 employees, included the creation of a visually engaging landing page, a three-step form for ticket purchasing, and integration with Shopify for payments. The team handled all design and development work, including UI/UX, form structure, and overall frontend experience.