Dhivehi-First Reading Experience
A right-to-left site designed for mobile, with typography drawn specifically for Thaana script.
News Platform & CMS
A complete rebuild of a Maldivian news outlet, including migration of their entire five-year archive.
Huvadhoo Media is a Dhivehi-language news outlet covering the Huvadhoo Atoll. They needed to move off an ageing platform without losing five years of published work or the links their readers had already shared. We designed and built a replacement from the ground up: a Dhivehi-first, mobile-first reading experience, and behind it a complete newsroom system their team runs themselves — writing, editing, scheduling, moderating and selling advertising without needing a developer. The full archive moved across intact, and every existing article link still works exactly as before. Launched August 2026.
Technologies Used

Project Highlights
A right-to-left site designed for mobile, with typography drawn specifically for Thaana script.
Sections, tags, author pages, search, and dedicated video and photo-story formats.
Light and dark reading modes with adjustable text size.
Readers discuss stories in threaded comments, with a moderation queue for the newsroom.
Newsletter subscriptions and browser notifications so readers hear about breaking news first.
Roles for journalists, editors and administrators so drafts, review and publishing follow the newsroom's own workflow.
Writers see a story exactly as readers will, including on mobile, before it goes out.
Write now, go live at a set time — stories publish themselves on the newsroom's schedule.
Social media graphics are generated for each story as it publishes and delivered to the newsroom's messaging group, ready to post.
Campaigns, scheduling, placement targeting, rotation and performance reporting — all managed by the business team with no developer involvement.
See what is being read, broken down by section and by journalist.
Site settings, navigation and homepage layout are all editable by the team.
Articles, images, tags, categories, contributor accounts and comment history moved across intact — with original article links preserved, so everything previously shared on social media continues to work.
Client Feedback
“Moving five years of work off our old platform was the part that worried us most. SerialTech Lab moved everything across — articles, images, our contributors, even the comments — and every link we had ever shared still works. Our readers never noticed a thing, which is exactly what we wanted.”
Mohamed Akhthar
CEO, Huvadhoo Media