Case study · Real estate

A listed developer's site built for disclosure.

A corporate platform for a listed developer, built to survive an investor relations audit.
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Client
MODON HOLDING
Sector
Real estate
What we built
A corporate and investor relations platform for a listed developer.
Platform
Content platform with approval workflow and versioning, bilingual.

In short

A listed company website is a disclosure surface, not a brochure. Governance documents, board changes and financial reporting all had to publish on a schedule, stay traceable and be correct in both languages, so the platform was built around approval and versioning rather than around the homepage.

The brief

A listed company website is a disclosure surface, not a brochure.

Governance documents, board changes and financial reporting all had to publish on a schedule, stay traceable and be correct in both languages. The homepage was the least of it.

What had to be true

  • Publish on a schedule

    Results and announcements go live at the agreed time, not when someone remembers.

  • Stay traceable

    Who changed what, when, and what the page said before: an audit has to be able to ask.

  • Correct in both languages

    English and Arabic disclosures that match each other and the filing.

  • Approval before publishing

    Nothing reaches the public site without the sign-off the governance process requires.

What we did

We built the platform around approval and versioning.

The content system was designed from the disclosure process outward, with the public pages as its output.
01

Approval workflow

Drafts move through the roles the governance process names before they can publish, and the record of who approved what is kept.

The site cannot publish what has not been signed off.

02

Versioning and history

Every published change is kept, so the platform can show what a page said on any given date.

Built for the question an auditor asks.

03

Scheduled, bilingual publishing

Announcements are prepared in both languages and released together at the set time.

Disclosure is a timing problem as much as a content one.

The work

modon.com in use.

The Modon investor relations page with the live share price, open on a laptop
The Modon investor relations page with the live share price, open on a laptop
A couple on their sofa browsing the Wadeem Gardens page on modon.com on a tablet
A couple on their sofa browsing the Wadeem Gardens page on modon.com on a tablet
The modon.com homepage on a phone, on a terrace overlooking villas
The modon.com homepage on a phone, on a terrace overlooking villas
The modon.com real estate portfolio page on a laptop beside a property brochure
The modon.com real estate portfolio page on a laptop beside a property brochure

What changed

Built to survive an investor relations audit.

What the platform guarantees that a brochure site cannot.

2

languages, published together and kept in step

Every change

kept, with who approved it and when

On schedule

disclosures released at the agreed time, not when someone is free

Technology

What this was built with.

Chosen to fit the problem and the team who owns it now.

01Web

  • Sitefinity
  • .NET
  • jQuery

02Delivery

  • Cloudflare

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