BP WeeklyEarlier platform work
Digital publication with edition browsing, advertising products and content editing.
The project at a glance
Earlier projects in publishing, applications and platforms. Their technical details describe the original work.
- Our contribution
- Digital publication with edition browsing, advertising products and content editing.
- Why it matters
- Shows how structured content can support an editorial team’s everyday work.
A trusted print title, ready for the web.
BP Group's newsletter had built a loyal readership in print over many years. The brief was to bring it online without losing what made it work — the editorial character, the weekly rhythm and the sense of a title people look forward to.
Alphabite built a digital showcase that carries that identity into a flexible online experience: readers browse editions and highlights, advertisers explore the formats, and the marketing team publishes it all themselves through Storyblok — no developer in the loop.
A print institution, rebuilt for the browser.
Everything the newsletter needed to live online — the showcase, the archive, the advertising products and the CMS that keeps marketing in control. Tap a deliverable to look inside.
Digital newsletter showcase
A digital front door for BP Weekly that carries the print title's character onto the web.
- Editorial homepage
- Brand-true design
- Responsive layouts
- Fast, SEO-ready pages
A living archive, week by week.
Every edition, browsable online — pick an issue to see its cover and the highlights inside. (Sample editions shown for the showcase.)
The Year Ahead
Outlook, priorities and the trends shaping the months to come.
- Market outlook
- Sector spotlight
- Leadership Q&A
- By the numbers
One title. Every format.
BP Weekly's advertising showcase, playable here — pick a format to preview it and read the spec, then build a media plan across print, outdoor and digital.
front & centre.
Full Page
PrintA full-page spread in the printed edition — maximum presence.
Interactive demo — sample formats, specs and rates are illustrative for the showcase, not BP Weekly's published rate card.
Request media kitEditorial front end, headless content.
A Next.js front end and Nest.js API over a PostgreSQL core, with Storyblok as the headless CMS so the newsletter lives where marketing can edit it.
The editorial front end, server-rendered in TypeScript.
A typed backend powering editions, ordering and content delivery.
The headless CMS the marketing team publishes from.
A relational core with Prisma for type-safe data access.
A consistent design system true to the print identity.
A print institution, made flexible.
Moving a long-running print product online — without losing its identity — gives BP Group a modern presence and its teams the autonomy to keep it moving.
Modern presence, familiar voice
A contemporary digital experience that still reads like the newsletter readers trust.
Print, made flexible
A fixed weekly print product becomes a living online experience that can grow.
Content autonomy
Non-technical teams edit and publish in Storyblok, with no developer in the loop.
Faster campaigns
Editorial and advertising updates ship instantly, so campaigns keep pace.
What would you like your store to do better?
Show us what you sell, what you have in mind and where you are getting stuck. We will work through the options with you.