Client
Liga.net | Kyiv, Ukraine
Designed a custom editorial dashboard and backend platform for Liga.net, built to support the daily workflows of editors and authors. The solution was fully tailored to the editorial team’s requirements, focusing on usability, efficiency, and clarity, and enabling a smooth, structured, and scalable content production process.
Content Editing Panel. A set of custom fields designed to support the specific workflows and editorial practices of the newsroom team. A key feature of the system is a bilingual content editor, allowing editors to work seamlessly with content in two languages. Below, two editor tabs are shown, visually differentiated using muted, inactive color states to ensure clarity and a native, intuitive user experience.
Next, the active editing panel for the second language is shown, allowing editors to switch seamlessly between language versions.
State-based form variations and contextual hints implemented to ensure intuitive, native interaction with the product across different usage scenarios.
The content editor can also be opened in two panels simultaneously, significantly simplifying the editing process, reducing the risk of errors, and enabling faster publication — a critical factor for media workflows. Notably, this UX pattern was adopted by modern operating systems only recently; it was implemented in this project earlier.
Below are two additional internal system sections that reflect the specific requirements of editorial and journalistic work.
