Miray Yapım: cinematic website design and a bilingual CMS
A bilingual Next.js website with a cinematic presentation and a Sanity-managed production catalogue, including individual production pages.
The website problem
A television production company needs its work to carry the visual presentation while keeping a catalogue accessible and maintainable. Miray Yapım produces drama, documentary and digital platform content. Its website therefore needs to introduce the company and provide an individual destination for each production, across two languages.
The delivered scope
The website is a bilingual Next.js site with a cinematic full-bleed hero, Framer Motion transitions and a Sanity-managed catalogue. Every production has a detail page. React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS support the interface. This combines visual website design with content modelling and implementation rather than stopping at a static mockup.
Visual presentation with an editorial structure
The catalogue gives editors a repeatable way to maintain productions while the interface gives each title room to present its identity. For a similar commission, the design and content model should be reviewed together: which information belongs to the company, which belongs to a production, and which fields need a counterpart in the other language.
What shipped
A bilingual company website with cinematic presentation and CMS-backed detail pages for each production.
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