As a small or mid-sized engineering company, expanding your reach beyond borders can be a growth game-changer. But how do you ensure your premium Webflow website resonates with a global audience? Localisation is key! This blog dives into Webflow’s built-in features and explores a popular third-party tool, Weglot, to help you navigate the world of website translation.
Going Global with Webflow: Built-in Localisation
Webflow offers a robust native localisation solution. Here’s how it works:
- Multiple Locales: Create separate versions of your website for different languages. You can visually manage content and layouts for each locale directly in the Webflow designer.
- Content Management: Manage static content and CMS items for each locale. This ensures your website stays up-to-date across languages.
- Image and Media Management: Localise images and alt text for each language, making your site more accessible and culturally relevant.
- Element Visibility: Control which elements appear on specific locales. This allows you to tailor content based on regional needs.
- Style Customisation: Adapt typography and styles for different languages, accommodating variations in character length…