IDS Nepal needed somewhere to publish a running series of weekly articles that read well, load fast and stay easy to browse as the archive grows. A generic blog template wasn't the fit — the content is structured around a weekly cadence, and the site needed to reflect that.
We built a publishing layout that foregrounds the current week's article while keeping older pieces genuinely browsable, not buried behind endless pagination — a structure that also gives search engines a clear path into the archive rather than one long undifferentiated feed.
Every article gets its own clean, shareable page rather than living only inside a scrolling feed, which is what lets individual pieces get found, linked and read long after the week they were published in has passed.
That same structure is what makes the site sustainable to run week over week — publishing a new piece doesn't mean fighting the layout to fit it in.
- Built around a weekly publishing cadence, not a generic blog feed
- Archive stays browsable as the article count grows
- Clean reading layout tuned for article content