Warkovia Bekasi Blog Website
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m ready to put Warkovia in Bekasi on the map with a fresh blog-style website and need someone who can take it from concept to launch. The core idea is simple: a clean, fast, and responsive blog where I can easily publish posts about local happenings, food, culture, and community news.
Here’s what I have in mind so far:
• Platform: I’m open—WordPress, Ghost, or another modern CMS—as long as it lets me manage content without touching code.
• Look & feel: Minimal, mobile-first design that matches Warkovia’s laid-back café vibe—think warm colors, readable typography, and space for eye-catching photos.
• Essentials: Home page with featured articles, intuitive category navigation, an about page, and a contact form.
• Future-proofing: Please structure the theme so I can later drop in extras such as a comments plug-in, social-sharing buttons, or a newsletter sign-up without a full rebuild.
• SEO & performance: Lightweight theme, proper meta tags, image optimization, and basic on-page SEO to help locals find us.
• Handover: I’ll need a brief walkthrough (video or doc) showing how to add posts, manage images, and tweak menus.
If this sounds like your kind of build, tell me which CMS you’d recommend, share a link to a similar blog you’ve done, and outline your estimated timeline from kickoff to go-live.
Here’s what I have in mind so far:
• Platform: I’m open—WordPress, Ghost, or another modern CMS—as long as it lets me manage content without touching code.
• Look & feel: Minimal, mobile-first design that matches Warkovia’s laid-back café vibe—think warm colors, readable typography, and space for eye-catching photos.
• Essentials: Home page with featured articles, intuitive category navigation, an about page, and a contact form.
• Future-proofing: Please structure the theme so I can later drop in extras such as a comments plug-in, social-sharing buttons, or a newsletter sign-up without a full rebuild.
• SEO & performance: Lightweight theme, proper meta tags, image optimization, and basic on-page SEO to help locals find us.
• Handover: I’ll need a brief walkthrough (video or doc) showing how to add posts, manage images, and tweak menus.
If this sounds like your kind of build, tell me which CMS you’d recommend, share a link to a similar blog you’ve done, and outline your estimated timeline from kickoff to go-live.