CHANGELOG

WHAT WE ARE BUILDING

The public record of how OPA evolves — the site and the platform. Every version, what changed and why, without the jargon. Each point ends with its technical name, explained.

Current versionv0.9Beta

Versions
v0.9Beta

Foundations

A month rebuilding the base. The site went from invisible to Google to readable in two languages, and the internal platform was born so information stops getting lost in chats.

opamedia.co

  • New

    Readable by Google and AI search engines

    The site now delivers its full content — services, method, team, positioning — already assembled. Before, it arrived nearly empty and to Google it was as if OPA said nothing.

    Called SEOthe techniques that get Google to show the page when someone searches for what we do. The version for AI search engines is called AEO/GEO, and the method behind it is prerendering: serving the page assembled instead of blank.

  • New

    English site with its own address (/en)

    English is no longer hidden behind a button; it is a real page now, with its own web address, aimed at the US market.

    Called SEO internacionalhreflang tags tell Google which version to show based on the searcher’s language.

  • New

    A frequently-asked-questions page, in Spanish and English

    Answers to what comes up in every first conversation: what it costs, what a production includes, how an agency differs from a production company.

    Called datos estructuradosmarking up the questions so Google can show them directly in the results.

  • NewFree

    Free guide: “Find your story”

    It went through a few rounds: first a plain download, then an interactive version to fill in online, and today it can be completed on the web, downloaded blank, or printed. Whoever uses it leaves their email and lands straight in the platform.

    Called lead magneta free, useful resource given in exchange for a prospect’s email.

  • New

    Portfolio section

    The space where cases are shown is built, connected to the platform so it can be updated without touching code. Ready for the first pieces.

    Called CMSa content management system: the tool to edit what appears on the web from a panel, without coding.

  • Improved

    Presentation and experience

    We redesigned the “how we work” section, added an invitation to reach out at the end of each case, shortened the form, and fixed the image that showed when sharing the site.

    Called UX · Open GraphUX is the experience of using it; Open Graph is the image shown when a link is shared.

  • Fixed

    Faster loading

    The homepage thumbnails dropped from 2.4 MB to 137 KB, and the fonts are now served from the site itself. Less waiting, especially on mobile.

    Called rendimientowhat is technically called performance: how heavy the page is and how long it takes to load.

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