Ideas for creating a web hub for guides using Obsidian-inspired workflows

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Hey everyone,

I’ve been exploring ways to create a small website that acts as a hub for guides and tutorials, kind of like a centralized knowledge base. Specifically, I’m thinking of building a blog site that focuses on things like UAE FAB Bank balance check related guides so users can quickly find instructions, tips, and step-by-step help.

I’m familiar with HTML, CSS, and Tailwind, and I’m wondering if it’s realistic to create a clean, responsive site for this type of content using just these tools. Ideally, I would like it to feel organized like a PKM system or wiki, maybe even with Obsidian-style navigation or collapsible sections for each guide.

Has anyone here tried building something similar, a public-facing guide site, or integrated Obsidian workflows into a web project? Any pointers on structure, tech stack, or keeping it simple but functional would be super helpful.

Thanks in advance!

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This already exists in some form:
See: Share & showcase

The Help section contains solutions usually from non-OP’s.
The Plugins ideas and Feature requests sections often include posts with workarounds so people should not want to wait for some FR or plugin to be completed.

You can search the forum.
This is the site.

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