Case Study
Web Application

AutoWeek

Revitalizing a Legacy Car Culture Brand for the Digital Age
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Overview

Autoweek asked us to bring its car-culture brand into a modern digital experience. We refreshed key pages, improved mobile and video, stabilized navigation, ads, and templates, and made content easier to find and enjoy on every device under tight timelines.

Challenges
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Needed to balance heritage with modern usability as they shifted from print to digital.

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Ensure content accessibility and engagement across devices.

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Required scalable infrastructure to support high content volume with rich media.

Solution

We rebuilt Autoweek around its editors and readers: overhauled 50+ layouts, streamlined navigation, and made stories, photos, and video shine on every screen. Smarter ad placements, faster load times, and stronger tech boosted engagement without sacrificing the brand’s distinctive voice.

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KEY FEATURES

High-Impact Car Culture Layouts

Responsive, Multi-Device Support

Editorial-First Content Experience

Multimedia-Ready Storytelling

Scalable Infrastructure

Brand-Aligned UX Rooted in Legacy

58 %
longer sessions
24 %
more article shares
67 %
faster load times
75 %
more returning visitors
Conclusion

This transformation anchored AutoWeek’s digital future in its car culture heritage while enhancing multimedia storytelling and user engagement.

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Testimonial

Dot Com Development transformed our vision into a reliable, field-ready mobile app. Their professionalism, planning, and execution boosted technician efficiency and delivered results we can trust every day.

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Dirk Haley
Product Engineering Manager, Valley Forge Bolt

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