Guía Orgullo

Project overview

Guia Orgullo already mattered in print. The website gave it permanence online so annual issues, photography, illustration, and editorial work could keep circulating after publication.

Guía Orgullo needed a website and digital experience that made the work easier to understand and easier to use. The magazine needed a permanent digital home for annual issues and cultural content that had mostly lived in print.

Website and user experience

The live website, guiaorgullocr.org, is where the work becomes useful to real visitors. We organized the experience around the main actions people need to take once they arrive.

• Editorial home for annual issues and archive content
• Image rich layouts for photography, illustration, and culture pieces
• Publishing structure for articles, contributors, and visual work
• Responsive reading experience for a magazine audience

Technology and integrations

The implementation combined design, content structure, and the technologies the project actually depended on.

• Editorial website design delivered pro bono
• Digital publishing setup for annual issues and articles
• Media forward layouts for photography and illustration
• Content management for magazine style publishing

What we built

On the delivery side, this work covered both the public website and the product details behind it. We donated the website design and development, giving the publication a platform for editorial content, visual storytelling, and long-term visibility.