Litprofit
- Web design
- Front-end build
- Multilingual architecture
- Share cards
English and Lithuanian in the switcher and the sitemap; Russian built and deliberately kept out of the index
The problem
UAB "Litprofit" overhauls marine engines, refrigeration plant and piping for fishing fleets and shipowners out of Klaipeda. Their buyers are split across Lithuanian, English and Russian, and the existing site spoke to none of them clearly -- no services structure, no completed works, and nothing that presented the class certificates a shipowner checks before enquiring.
Our solution
The same generated-static approach as ALPROJECTS, taken further: every user-facing string lives in one translations file, and the pages, sitemap and robots.txt are all written by the build. Montserrat is self-hosted, which also removes the Google Fonts request from the privacy story. English and Lithuanian are in the switcher and in the sitemap; Russian is built and deliberately kept out of the index, so it exists for demos without competing for the same searches.
What it took
Each generated from one translations file, with robots.txt and the sitemap written by the same build
No request to Google Fonts, which takes a disclosure out of the privacy policy as well as a round trip off the page
The work
Same shape of problem on your side?
Thirty minutes, no deck, and a reply within one working day.
“You will be talking to me, not to an account manager. I scope the work and I am on the build.”