WordPress content portal
BiblioWeb, guides and tools about WordPress
BiblioWeb is my Spanish portal about WordPress and web technology: WordPress guides, plugins, WooCommerce, hosting, cybersecurity, error resolution and AI, the Pluginteca with my six plugins and ten free tools that work in the browser, such as a WebP converter or a QR generator.
It's for everyone who works with websites, from those setting up their first one to developers with years of experience. The website had to organize a lot of content so that each topic grows independently and the casual reader returns.
- 8 thematic categories, from WordPress to AI
- 10 free browser tools
- 6 languages on the web
- Sector WordPress content portal
- Public From beginners to experienced developers
- Project Proprietary product by Adrián Alcalá
- Website languages Spanish, English, French, German, Italian and Chinese
What the BiblioWeb portal includes
- Content by categories: Eight topics, each with its own section, so that it ranks independently.
- Pluginteca: One fact sheet per plugin, with its animated demo and download, apart from the articles.
- Free tools: Ten utilities without registration: WebP, video compressor, QR, passwords, JSON and more.
- Weekly newsletter: One email a week with tools, templates, and tricks.
- Website in six languages: Translated with WP Translate, with one address per language.
- Search engine and dark mode: To find any guide instantly and read comfortably at night.
The design
Technology blues with a burnt orange for accents, on light or dark backgrounds: a portal that reads well day and night.
- #1E4FD8 blue
- #3D6BFF electric blue
- #7FA0FF light blue
- #CE490A burnt orange
- #282828 black
Typography: Encode Sans Condensed in titles and Oxygen in text
Content blogs and portals, from Dénia
From Dénia, I build blogs and portals that need to grow every week without getting messy: categories that rank independently, proprietary content types, and tools that attract visitors. And if your website is about WordPress, check out my WordPress plugins.
The website inside
This is how biblioweb.es is today. Above, the top of its homepage in video; below, the Pluginteca, one of its free tools and the website in dark mode.
The top of the biblioweb.es homepage, as it is today: the latest articles and, below, one by one, the topics (AI and automation, WooCommerce, error solutions…), each with its guides.
The plugins, in action: Each plugin has its card: what it does, the main points in four lines and four animated windows that show it in action. Those of WP Translate Master show the editor on the page itself, batch translation, the language selector and the hreflang for each language. Below, the buttons to view its details or download it. View the Pluginteca
QR code generator: One of the ten free tools, no registration required: you enter the link, text, Wi-Fi or contact, you adjust the size, error correction and colors, and the QR appears instantly to download it in PNG, without a watermark. Create a QR
At night, in dark mode: The header switch turns the entire website to a dark background, menus and articles included, and the website remembers it on subsequent visits. Try dark mode
The starting point
A project that lives off traffic has a different problem than a corporate website: it's not enough to be well-made, it has to produce content non-stop and retain those who arrive from a loose search. A flat blog, with everything mixed up, cannot sustain that pace.
The solution
A portal organized by topics —WordPress, plugins, WooCommerce, hosting, cybersecurity, error resolution, artificial intelligence—, with proprietary plugin fact sheets, free tools that work within the browser, and a newsletter to make the casual visitor return.
How it was done
- Category-based architecture, designed for each topic to grow independently.
- A proprietary content type for plugin fact sheets, different from a normal article.
- Free tools as a hook: they are used without registration and bring links.
- Connected newsletter to convert a single visit into a recurring reader.
- Measurement and speed, which in a content portal are part of the product.
How it turned out
Each category ranks independently, the tools attract traffic on their own, and the newsletter captures the reader before they leave.
Project type: Content portal · new design
Technology: WordPress · Foxiz · Elementor Pro · WP Translate Master · proprietary browser tools
Web: biblioweb.es
