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National Geographic FOTO Section Rebuild and Data Migration

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Media

Challenges with Existing FOTO Section

The existing FOTO section on the National Geographic online magazine was outdated, inefficient, and lacked modern features for photo uploading, display, and community engagement. Data migration from the old system was complex and required careful execution to maintain data integrity.

About the Client

A global media organization focused on geography, science, nature, and culture, providing high-quality photography and exploration content.

Project Goals

Rebuild the FOTO section of the National Geographic online magazine from scratch.
Migrate existing photo data from the legacy system to the new platform.
Improve the efficiency of photo uploading and management processes.
Enhance user experience for viewing and interacting with photos.
Increase user engagement through social features and community elements.
Ensure seamless integration with the existing WKF (photo competition) system.

Core Functionalities

Image uploading with drag-and-drop and folder creation.
User-friendly photo gallery browsing and viewing.
EXIF data interpretation and display (camera model, lens, GPS coordinates).
Advanced caching mechanism for fast loading times.
Social features (comments, ratings, sharing).
Contest elements (photo of the day, editor's awards).
Administrator panel for managing photos and users.
Integration with the WKF photo competition system.

Technology Stack

AWS (for infrastructure and services)

Web/UX/UI Design (modern, responsive design)

Ongoing Development (likely using a modern web framework)

External System Integrations

WKF (photo competition) system

Non-Functional Requirements

Scalability to handle a large volume of photos and users.
High performance and fast loading times.
Data security and integrity.
Reliable data migration process.

Expected Business Impact

The rebuilt FOTO section will enhance user engagement, improve content discoverability, streamline photo management, and strengthen National Geographic's position as a leader in visual storytelling. The improved efficiency and modern features will result in a better overall user experience and increased website traffic.