Organise time-based information
The fair hosts events across days and venues. The site must help visitors move from an edition and its theme to a specific activity.
Granada Book Fair · ferialibrogranada.es
Granada Book Fair
Executive summary of the case study.
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I developed the fair’s institutional website, with a schedule, news, and content for a broad audience. This case focuses on the public experience and does not claim a technical stack.
A digital gateway to the cultural programme
The Granada Book Fair website serves readers, publishers, and visitors who need to find events without knowing the whole fair in advance.
Combine the schedule with editorial content
The public site brings together the programme, articles, and downloadable material. Event pages give context beyond a time slot in a calendar.
Serve different audiences
The structure must help people find a book signing, a presentation, or general information. It must also support the people who organise the event.
A web case without guessed technology
I developed the fair’s institutional website. This case focuses on the public experience and does not claim an unverified stack, performance gains, or metrics.
Public webCultural eventsContent
Current public-site reference
Current fair homepage
The current public page introduces the fair through an illustration and links to exhibitors, programming, and search.
Fair and public programme
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FAQ#
What was in scope?
Web delivery supporting event communication and editorial publishing.
Which stack was used?
I do not name technologies that I could not verify in an accessible repository.