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Philology and Pedagogy
A journal website, publication-ready PDFs from Word and issues assembled from articles. One connected publishing workflow.
Scientific journals, learning platforms and business websites. We connect design with technology that makes everyday work easier.
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A journal website, publication-ready PDFs from Word and issues assembled from articles. One connected publishing workflow.
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A complete digital environment for professional development: courses, lessons, tests, written work and professional portfolios in one system. Learners study, teachers assess, and the centre monitors progress and outcomes.
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A modern face for a scientific publication: a new homepage, quick search and a gallery of real issues.
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The learning centre’s digital front door: courses, news, documents and learning opportunities on a clearly structured website. A straightforward journey from first visit to the learning platform.
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Import individual articles from a complete journal PDF while preserving original pages and metadata in three languages.
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An organised multilingual publication archive, combining PDFs, metadata and duplicate checks.
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An organised publishing space for conference proceedings, with issues, sections and individual articles linked together. Multilingual information and a PDF archive make research easier to find and read.
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Publications, languages and PDFs across journal and conference sections.
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The university’s research at a glance: publications, authors, citations and journal metrics. One workspace from discovery to reporting.
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A single control centre for university management. Team activity, task delivery and research profiles form a clear, connected workflow for leaders and responsible staff.
Three workflows. One purpose:
return editorial time to the content.
Upload an issue. The system identifies article boundaries and metadata. Review the result and add it to the journal archive.
In practice: AlfraganusThe original PDF layout is preserved. Uncertain metadata and duplicates are flagged for review.
The current articles and their order produce a cover, clickable contents and a combined PDF.
In practice: Philology and PedagogyThe editorial team starts assembly. The file is checked and approved before public release.
Once a manuscript in a compatible template is saved, the server creates a PDF and links it to the article. The browser can be closed.
In practice: Philology and PedagogyThe process stops when data does not match. Publication remains the editorial team’s decision.
Launch a journal, manage learning or build your own platform.
A website built around your journal, with article submissions and an organised archive.
02Word to PDF, articles to issues, and complete issues to individual articles.
03The technical foundation that helps search engines read your articles correctly.
04Maintain an active journal, apply updates and support new workflows.
05Purpose-built web systems for internal processes, tasks and data.
Need a business website or custom platform?
All servicesReadable pages, accurate metadata and stable PDF links should work together.
Indexing readinessProvide the title, author, date and PDF in a format search engines can read.
Identifiers, bibliographic data and registrar account integration.
A page for every article. Clear connections between issues and topics.
Google Scholar makes indexing decisions. DOI registration uses the journal’s active registrar account.
We study the goal, users and manual tasks.
We demonstrate the main user journey using your real data.
We test the interface, data and workflow together.
We hand over the system and guide, then agree the next steps.
No. We can start by upgrading a journal, migrating older publications, improving PDF imports or automating a single process.
Articles, sections and PDFs are assembled into a cover, clickable contents and issue file. The editorial team starts assembly, reviews the result and approves publication.
We prepare article pages and metadata for Google Scholar. The external service decides what to index. DOI workflows use the journal’s active account and prefix; registrar fees are separate.
We start by checking your files. Compatible Word templates and text-based PDFs provide the clearest workflow. Scanned or complex documents may need editing and adaptation.
We review the site, archive size, languages and automation needs, then prepare a proposal with scope, price and timing.
The editorial team receives a management interface and guide for daily work. Technical support can be agreed separately.
Tell us which task takes the most time. We’ll start there.
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