Magazine examples made with PW?

[heldercervantes]

Seasons Greetings to you all!

I'm wondering, does anyone know of a good online magazine powered by processwire? Like a proper magazine with sections, articles, tags, featured articles, related articles and all that? Think stuff like https://www.archdaily.com/ or https://www.designboom.com/

I'm in that lovely position of trying to convince someone who's thinking wordpress to build their site properly.

[millipedia]

It's not exactly a magazine but I did write up a move we did for a site from WP to PW:

It has lots of tagging and authors and and so on. And that write up has some handy before and after metrics in which might help you convince them...

[BraseTheGreat]

Two years ago I have been working on two magazines. Both share a one instance of Processwire. I had to programme my own domain based queries. There are articles, categories, featured articles cotegory dependent (and time dependent) and also some scheduleable ads places.

• https://motormix.cz/
• https://ceskeokruhy.cz/

Articles can be shown on both sites.

[rick]

You can check out the blog module. It will handle the article content and related info.
As far as the front-end looking like other magazine layouts, there are numerous free magazine html/css templates and more paid templates. You may want to consider a paid template. The free templates look like free templates. ?

[Zeka]

Hi @heldercervantes . Here are a few projects I've done, both previously done on WP. The first one is smaller 45k pages, the second one already has 484k pages. 

https://obukhiv.info/

https://socportal.info/

[Jonathan Lahijani]

3 hours ago, rick said:

You can check out the blog module. It will handle the article content and related info.
As far as the front-end looking like other magazine layouts, there are numerous free magazine html/css templates and more paid templates. You may want to consider a paid template. The free templates look like free templates. ?

If accessibility and avoiding lawsuits matters, I'd avoid going that route.  I spoke with a developer friend recently whose client got hit with an accessibility lawsuit.  They then had a special accessibility firm audit and maintain the website.  Sometime afterwards they got hit with 2 more accessibility lawsuits, although they were thrown out.  This might be mainly a US phenomenon however... gotta keep those lawyers busy!

UIkit pushed a big update today that (finally) addresses a lot of accessibility issues.