Academic Journal WordPress Plugin
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m ready to turn a complete Figma prototype into a working WordPress plugin that streamlines the entire life-cycle of academic articles. The core build will revolve around a custom post type for “Articles”, with fields for DOI, citation string, issue/volume, and any other metadata already mapped in the UI.
Two workflows sit at the heart of the project:
• Authors submit manuscripts and supporting files directly through the front-end screens you will craft to match the design pixel-for-pixel.
• An editorial board approval process then routes each submission through multiple stages—internal screening, reviewer feedback, final editorial sign-off—before publication.
For our journal administrators (the primary users) the back-end must feel native to WordPress while exposing dedicated tabs for open-access file management, status tracking, and quick metadata edits. Public-facing pages will automatically present the final article, its citation, and any downloadable PDFs once the board marks it “Published”.
Deliverables I need from you:
• A clean, well-commented plugin coded to WordPress standards, packaged for one-click installation
• All UI components implemented exactly as in the Figma file, responsive on desktop and mobile
• An editorial board approval workflow that can be configured from the plugin settings screen
• Secure upload and storage of open-access files, with front-end download links generated automatically
• Brief developer documentation covering custom hooks, filters, and any third-party libraries used
If you’ve built editorial or submission systems before—or just love bending WordPress to specialized publishing needs—let’s talk timelines and your preferred approach.
Two workflows sit at the heart of the project:
• Authors submit manuscripts and supporting files directly through the front-end screens you will craft to match the design pixel-for-pixel.
• An editorial board approval process then routes each submission through multiple stages—internal screening, reviewer feedback, final editorial sign-off—before publication.
For our journal administrators (the primary users) the back-end must feel native to WordPress while exposing dedicated tabs for open-access file management, status tracking, and quick metadata edits. Public-facing pages will automatically present the final article, its citation, and any downloadable PDFs once the board marks it “Published”.
Deliverables I need from you:
• A clean, well-commented plugin coded to WordPress standards, packaged for one-click installation
• All UI components implemented exactly as in the Figma file, responsive on desktop and mobile
• An editorial board approval workflow that can be configured from the plugin settings screen
• Secure upload and storage of open-access files, with front-end download links generated automatically
• Brief developer documentation covering custom hooks, filters, and any third-party libraries used
If you’ve built editorial or submission systems before—or just love bending WordPress to specialized publishing needs—let’s talk timelines and your preferred approach.
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