Litprofit — Website
- Website
- Interactive 3D
- Multilingual architecture
English and Lithuanian in the switcher; Russian built and kept out of the index
- Fourteen pages
- Generated from one translations file
- One 3D machine
- A twin-screw compressor the visitor turns by hand
Live from litprofit.com — drag to turn the compressor.
What it changes
- LanguagesSpoke to no buyer clearlyNow: English, Lithuanian and Russian
- CertificatesNot on the siteNow: On the site, before the enquiry
- Completed worksNowhere onlineNow: A page of them
The problem
UAB “Litprofit” overhauls marine engines, refrigeration plant and piping out of Klaipeda. Its buyers read Lithuanian, English and Russian, and the old site showed them no services, no completed works and none of the class certificates a shipowner checks before enquiring.
Our solution
Services, completed works and certificates in three languages, and a twin-screw compressor drawn in 3D that the visitor can turn. Every string lives in one translations file; the pages, sitemap and robots.txt are written by the build, and Russian is built for demos but kept out of the index.
The work
Same shape of problem on your side?
Fifteen minutes, no slides, and a reply within one working day.
Who picks up
“You will be talking to me, not to an account manager. I scope the work and I am on the build.”