Case study · Website
Manifesto: a substantial personal archive shaped into a clear digital reading experience.
The custom WordPress platform organises articles, letters, public interventions and archival material into a lasting editorial environment where the writing remains central.
WordPress · Custom editorial theme- Client
- manifesto.com.gr
- Sector
- Editorial publishing & personal archive
- Platform
- WordPress · Custom editorial theme
- Scope
- Editorial UX · Custom WordPress theme · Content architecture
Project thinking
From brief to working system
The decisions behind the interface matter as much as the final screen.
The brief
Vasilis Anagnostou’s personal archive, positions and articles needed one digital publication that would remain usable as the collection continued to grow.
- A substantial text archive
- Distinct thematic strands
- Long-term editorial management
An editorial identity focused on reading
The restrained visual language, measured rhythm and clear typography evoke a contemporary digital journal while keeping the writing dominant on every screen.
- Reading-first composition
- Responsive long-form typography
- Limited visual noise
An archive designed for discovery and continuity
Articles, correspondence, announcements, specialist archives and English-language material receive clear routes that let readers move between periods and subjects.
- Thematic classification
- Chronological continuity
- Greek and English content
Custom WordPress for ongoing publishing
The custom theme follows the project’s specific publishing logic, with manageable article workflows, an indexable technical structure and the required privacy and consent mechanisms.
- Custom editorial templates
- A manageable publishing flow
- Privacy and consent controls
Delivered value
What the solution connects
The outcome is described through delivered capabilities—not invented performance figures.
A substantial body of work gains clear thematic and chronological organisation
Typography and page rhythm support long-form reading
The publishing flow supports continued Greek and English additions
When content is extensive and long-lived, reading architecture becomes part of the work itself.
Strong typographic hierarchy, thematic journeys and a structured archive help readers approach a large body of writing without losing context.
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