A support centre's site — three languages, built for slow connections

The problem

The centre serves entrepreneurs, but the site had to meet the centre's own requirements: three languages were mandatory, and a large share of visitors arrive from the regions over slow mobile connections. A single-language or heavy site would have lost that audience.

The approach

We built it on Vite + React + TypeScript and tied language to the route rather than the interface: each language has its own URL and its own meta tags, so Google indexes three versions separately — a materially different outcome from swapping language on one page. On the loading side the bundle is code-split and images are served as WebP, because what decides things here isn't the design, it's how fast the first screen appears on 3G.

What shipped

• Three complete languages (uz / ru / en) — each with its own URL and meta tags
• Multilingual SEO structure: per-language titles and descriptions
• Mobile-first layout — fully adapted from 360px up
• Code-splitting and WebP images — for slow mobile connections
• A TypeScript-typed codebase, ready to extend

Technologies