Client project
Bilingual author website and CMS handoff
A public website for writer and journalist Aris Papadopoulos, built to present his work in Greek and English and supported by a tailored Sanity CMS handoff for independent editorial updates.
Project type
Public author website
Focus
Bilingual editorial experience
Role
Designer and developer
Platform
Next.js and Sanity CMS
Context
Aris Papadopoulos is a writer and journalist with a public body of work spanning articles, books, events, and archival material. The site needed an editorial presentation that could serve readers in both Greek and English while making routine updates approachable for the site owner.
Approach
I designed and developed a focused public website around the author’s work, then paired it with a structured Sanity Studio so editorial content can be managed without editing code. The content model supports the site’s core collections and keeps Greek and English content organized for publication.
Handoff
Alongside the website, I created a visual, task-based CMS guide with annotated Studio screens, repeatable publishing steps, image guidance, and bilingual review checks. It gives Aris a practical path for confidently updating articles, books, events, images, and bilingual content without editing code.
Outcome
The result is a public author site with a clear reading experience, a flexible editorial foundation, and documentation that connects the custom content model to the real tasks of publishing and maintaining the website.
What this shows
Editorial site delivery beyond the interface
- Designed and developed a bilingual public website for an author and journalist
- Created a Sanity CMS structure for editorial collections and ongoing content updates
- Produced a task-based CMS handoff guide with annotated screenshots
- Established a clear workflow for bilingual publishing and content quality checks