Multilingual sites that rank and convert
We build public-facing sites in multiple languages with locale-aware URLs, search-engine structured data, and analytics wired in from day one. The result is a site Google can index per language and per market, that loads fast, and that gives you real numbers on what visitors actually do.
This page is the demo.
The site you're reading ships English, Russian and Vietnamese on separate URLs with real hreflang tags — read straight out of this document, not from a slide.
Market
- url
- videv.center/
- <html lang>
- en
- <title>
- Videv Center — Web · Mobile · Blockchain
- meta description
- We're a senior studio that builds the web, mobile and payment products other teams call too hard — and gets them into yo…
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These are the alternate-language tags in the document you are reading right now, pulled out of the live DOM.
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The engineering, in plain terms.
Locale-aware routing
Every language gets its own URL path — this site ships /, /ru and /vi — with hreflang and canonical tags generated per page, so search engines index each market separately and visitors can share, bookmark and land on the right-language page directly.
Structured data for search
We emit JSON-LD and Open Graph tags per page and per locale, so listings, tours, or products show up as rich results and preview correctly when shared on social or messengers.
Analytics wired from day one
Analytics goes in before launch, not as a retrofit — Google Tag Manager or a privacy-first alternative, plus Core Web Vitals reporting, so you see traffic, conversions and real load-speed numbers broken out per language from the first visitor.
Fast, motion-driven front-ends
We pair Motion (formerly Framer Motion) interactions with strict performance budgets on Vercel, so the site feels premium and animated without losing the Core Web Vitals scores that affect ranking.
From kickoff to launch.
Locale and market plan
We agree the target languages, URL strategy, and which markets get full translation versus SEO-only coverage.
Routing and content scaffold
We stand up localized routes, runtime language switching with persistence, and the translation file structure your team or translators can fill.
SEO and analytics layer
We add per-locale metadata, JSON-LD, sitemaps, Open Graph and your analytics stack, then validate with the search engines' own structured-data and rich-result tools.
Performance pass and launch
We tune Core Web Vitals, run cross-language QA, and ship to Vercel with speed and analytics dashboards live from the first visitor.
Deliverables, and when it fits.
Deliverables
- A live multilingual site with per-language URLs and runtime language switching that persists across pages
- Per-locale SEO: JSON-LD structured data, Open Graph previews, localized metadata, and sitemaps
- Analytics wired before launch — tag manager of your choice, plus traffic and Core Web Vitals dashboards per language
- A clean translation file structure your team or translators can extend without developer help
- A polished, motion-driven front-end deployed on Vercel's edge with passing performance scores
- Documentation for adding a new language and publishing content going forward
A good fit when
- Businesses serving multiple language markets that need each one indexed and rankable separately
- Tourism, travel, real-estate, or marketplace sites where rich search results and shareable previews drive bookings
- Founders who want real analytics and load-speed numbers per market, not guesswork
- Teams replacing a single-language or translation-plugin site that search engines never indexed properly
Shipped production multilingual sites spanning up to five languages — including EN/RU/VI with Korean and Chinese SEO — with locale-aware routing, JSON-LD structured data, and analytics live on a tourism booking platform and a rental aggregator.
Want this for your product?
Tell us the goal — we scope it honestly.