Multilingual Video Website Overhaul
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
My current site, www.leclairlimitededition.com, needs a ground-up rebuild that genuinely outperforms the existing version. The key idea is to lean heavily into video: every product and story segment should be presented through rich, fast-loading clips that visitors can view in any of seven specific languages. A friction-free language toggle and correctly served translated metadata are both essential so search engines can index each version separately.
Speed matters because the new pages must hold customer attention from the first frame. That means short time-to-first-byte, optimised media delivery, and a layout that looks and feels native on mobile as well as desktop. While it is not a classic “shopping cart” brief, the flow still has to guide users smoothly from watching a video to taking the next step—whether that is a purchase, a sign-up, or a share—without losing their focus.
Deliverables
• Fully responsive website or web app that loads noticeably faster than the current site
• Integrated video library with multilingual audio tracks or subtitle support for seven languages, plus an intuitive switcher visible on every page
• Content management setup so new videos and translations can be added in-house without coding
• UX built around retaining customer attention (clean navigation, minimal clicks, clear calls-to-action)
• On-page SEO fundamentals in place for all languages, analytics plugged in, and a simple performance handbook outlining how to keep speeds high after launch
. Integrade a customer friendly Text/Engraving process (Multi-lingual), to engrave the customer's "Words of Love"
The stack is flexible: modern frameworks such as React, Next.js, Nuxt, or an optimised WordPress/Gutenberg build are all acceptable if they meet the speed and multilingual video goals. I will review staged deployments on a live test link and sign off once the site hits the agreed loading benchmarks and language switching works flawlessly across the full video catalogue.
Speed matters because the new pages must hold customer attention from the first frame. That means short time-to-first-byte, optimised media delivery, and a layout that looks and feels native on mobile as well as desktop. While it is not a classic “shopping cart” brief, the flow still has to guide users smoothly from watching a video to taking the next step—whether that is a purchase, a sign-up, or a share—without losing their focus.
Deliverables
• Fully responsive website or web app that loads noticeably faster than the current site
• Integrated video library with multilingual audio tracks or subtitle support for seven languages, plus an intuitive switcher visible on every page
• Content management setup so new videos and translations can be added in-house without coding
• UX built around retaining customer attention (clean navigation, minimal clicks, clear calls-to-action)
• On-page SEO fundamentals in place for all languages, analytics plugged in, and a simple performance handbook outlining how to keep speeds high after launch
. Integrade a customer friendly Text/Engraving process (Multi-lingual), to engrave the customer's "Words of Love"
The stack is flexible: modern frameworks such as React, Next.js, Nuxt, or an optimised WordPress/Gutenberg build are all acceptable if they meet the speed and multilingual video goals. I will review staged deployments on a live test link and sign off once the site hits the agreed loading benchmarks and language switching works flawlessly across the full video catalogue.
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