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La página de Seminarios y Eventos UIM es un sitio web estático desarrollado para la Unidad de Investigación Multidisciplinaria (UIM) de la Facultad de Estudios Superiores Acatlán, UNAM. Su propósito es centralizar el catálogo de seminarios de investigación activos y ofrecer a la comunidad universitaria una vía directa para explorarlos e inscribirse en ellos, sin necesidad de infraestructura de servidor ni dependencias externas.

Who the site is for

The site is designed for three overlapping audiences at FES Acatlán:

Students

Undergraduate and postgraduate students who want to join a research seminar to deepen their disciplinary training or satisfy curricular requirements.

Professors

Faculty members looking to participate in, collaborate with, or stay informed about active seminars across the faculty’s areas of knowledge.

Researchers

Researchers from FES Acatlán and external institutions who need to identify seminars aligned with their academic interests.

Seminar categories

The catalog organizes all 31 seminars into three categories, each with distinct visual styling and filter behavior.
Annual seminars run for a fixed academic year. They cover topics such as human rights justiciability, social research methods, press studies, hybrid pedagogy, and architectural history. Cards for annual seminars carry a dark-blue Anual badge (background: #003B6F).
Permanent seminars have no fixed end date and meet on a recurring basis. Topics include geopolitics, gender studies, linguistic historiography, regional analysis, and sustainable governance. Their badge uses a slightly lighter blue (background: #1f4b7a) to distinguish them visually from annual seminars.
Special seminars are one-off or internationally scoped sessions. Currently the catalog includes Seminario “En la mirada de otros” and Seminario Internacional: Retos y Perspectivas de la Educación y la Pedagogía. Their badge uses the gold accent (background: #B38633; color: #003B6F).

Key features

Card catalog

Each seminar is displayed as a responsive card with its title, objective, responsible academic, knowledge-area tags, and an enrollment button. The card grid uses auto-fill columns with a minimum width of 360 px.

Category filters and text search

A pill-shaped toolbar lets you switch between All, Annual, Permanent, and Special views. A live text input searches simultaneously across seminar titles, objectives, and responsible academics.

Enrollment modal

Clicking Inscribirme ahora on any card opens a modal form that collects the user’s name, email, user type (internal or external), and enrollment reason. Internal FES Acatlán users must also provide their account number.

Expandable objectives

Long objective texts are initially clamped to three lines. A Ver más / Ver menos toggle reveals or hides the full text without leaving the page, keeping the card grid compact.

Technology stack

The site is intentionally dependency-free. There is no build step, no package manager, and no framework.
LayerTechnology
MarkupHTML5 (reestructuracion.html)
StylesFive modular plain CSS files in css/
LogicOne IIFE-wrapped plain JavaScript file (js/seminarios.js)
IconsFont Awesome 6.0.0-beta3 (CDN)
TypographyOpen Sans 400 / 600 / 700 (Google Fonts CDN)
Because the site is fully static, you can preview it by opening reestructuracion.html directly in any browser — no local server required.

Brand colors and visual design

The visual identity mirrors FES Acatlán’s institutional palette:
  • Primary blue #003B6F — used for section titles, card headings, active filter buttons, the modal header, and form labels.
  • Gold accent #B38633 — used for the section title underline, icon highlights, the special-seminar badge, the search icon, and the gold arrow on enrollment buttons.
  • Background #e9ecf0 — a light blue-grey page background that frames the white content card (max-width: 1280px).
The design principle is restraint: only two brand colors appear throughout the interface, always in the same semantic roles, so the hierarchy is immediately legible regardless of the seminar category being browsed.
The inline <style> block in reestructuracion.html handles two micro-animations that belong to the HTML file’s specific logic: the slide-in transition for the account-number field and the color-coded user-type badge. Everything else lives in the external CSS files.

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