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A four-language corporate site for a software company
- Services
- Corporate Website
- Sector
- Software and AI
- Year
- 2026
Short answer
How is a four-language corporate website built?
The decisive choice in a four-language corporate site is that each language gets its own URL: /tr, /en, /de and /ar are separate addresses linked to each other by hreflang. Switching language in place leaves a single record in the search index. On the site Galata Media delivered, the Arabic paths were kept in Latin script, because Arabic-character URLs turn into percent-encoding the moment they are shared.
Key takeaways
- With a URL per language a search engine sees four pages; a setup that swaps language in place produces a single record.
- Latin-script Arabic slugs stay shareable; an Arabic-character URL becomes unreadable in the address bar.
Screens
Scope
- Four languages — Turkish, English, German, Arabic — each with its own URL and hreflang
- Solution, product, sector and case-study pages
- Guides and insights section
- Project brief flow
- GEO setup: llms.txt, schema.org, answer passages
Stack
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
Queries this page answers
- multilingual website
- corporate website examples
- hreflang implementation
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