Red MAMLa – Maritime Women’s Network of Latin America

Multilingual website developed for Red MAMLa (Red de Mujeres de Autoridades Marítimas de Latinoamérica), one of the 8 Women in Maritime Associations (WIMA) created under the Gender Programme of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), headquartered in Panama. The platform promotes the visibility, participation, and empowerment of professional women in the maritime and port industry across Latin America, featuring news, member states directory, events, and institutional content in Spanish and English. Developed for Estudio Pimba. Technologies Used Frontend: HTML5, CSS3, Sass, JavaScript Backend: PHP, WordPress as CMS Database: MySQL Custom Fields: Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) Design: Responsive and adaptive design for multiple devices Additional Tools: REST API for data integration Multilingual system (Spanish/English) with Polylang Blog with categorized news articles Interactive Latin America map for member states Google Analytics GA4 with Google Tag Manager and Site Kit Custom typography with Adobe Fonts JavaScript Libraries: AOS (scroll animations), Swiper.js and Slick (carousels) Open Graph and RSS for content shareability and distribution Key Features Multilingual Platform: Full site available in Spanish and English using Polylang to serve maritime authorities and professionals across the Americas Interactive Member States Map: Visual Latin America map displaying participating countries and their maritime authorities linked to the network News & Articles Section: Regularly updated blog covering IMO events, regional cooperation meetings, training courses, gender initiatives, and institutional milestones Member States Directory: Dedicated section showcasing associated countries and strategic partners collaborating with the network Proudly MAMLa Profiles: Section highlighting outstanding women in the maritime sector with professional trajectories and achievements Programs & Initiatives: Pages dedicated to programs like “Conversations with Equity” promoting gender equality in the maritime industry IMO Institutional Alignment: Content and visual identity aligned with the International Maritime Organization’s gender programme standards Social Media Integration: Connected with Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube for institutional communication and event coverage