Design for real content
Layouts tested against long German strings, right-to-left Arabic and non-Latin scripts before anything is signed off.
Multilingual websites
We design and build sites that hold several languages properly – structure, search, layout and editing included. Our developers and designers sit with the marketing team, so language versions are planned around how each market finds and buys, not bolted on at the end.
The design decisions are the ones most often skipped. German copy can run a third longer than English and breaks fixed-width navigation. Arabic reverses the entire layout. Asian scripts change line height and font stacks. A template that only ever held English text will look wrong the day real content arrives.
Underneath, the site needs a structure search engines can read: language versions declared properly, no two versions competing for the same market, URLs and metadata handled per language, and forms, addresses and currencies that make sense locally.
We handle both sides, and we plan the build with whoever is running the campaigns so that landing pages, tracking and conversion paths exist in every language from launch.
Layouts tested against long German strings, right-to-left Arabic and non-Latin scripts before anything is signed off.
Hreflang, canonical handling, language URLs and metadata set so each market sees the right page.
Imagery, colour, proof points, contact details and legal content adapted to what the market expects.
WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce and CS-Cart, plus custom development where a site needs it.
Content models and admin screens your team can use without a developer for each language update.
Analytics and conversion tracking configured so performance can be read by market from day one.
Which languages launch first, what each needs, and how the URL and navigation structure will hold them.
Templates reviewed with sample content in each language, including right-to-left where relevant.
Development, native-speaker content, forms, currency and regional details completed in parallel.
Indexation, hreflang, speed and tracking verified per language after go-live, not assumed.
WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce and CS-Cart, plus custom PHP and Laravel builds where a site needs to do something the platforms do not.
Yes. Arabic work means mirroring the layout, not flipping the text: navigation, forms, icons, tables and imagery all need reworking, and we build it into the design stage rather than patching it afterwards.
We can. Copy is produced or reviewed by native speakers, and for technical sectors we work from your terminology rather than inventing it.
Usually not. A single platform with correctly configured language versions is easier to maintain and consolidates search authority. We will explain the trade-off for your markets before you decide.
Yes. We set up the editing experience so a non-technical team can publish in each language without needing a developer for routine changes.
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