API-first design: connecting your business with the rest of the world
My software can’t talk to the payment gateway, CRM or logistics tools we use.
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We added a Translate button, but the translations lost context, meaning and SEO.

A real multilingual site gives each language its own space instead of translating text on the fly.
Build i18n into the architecture so adding another language is connecting one new piece.
Read in fullMany believe that having a global website is as simple as adding a "Translate" button. However, automatic translations often lose context, meaning, and most importantly, SEO. At falcani, we don’t just translate words; we build Internationalization (i18n) architectures.
It’s not about changing text on the fly. It’s about creating a structure where each language has its own "space" on the web (e.g., yourweb.com/es and yourweb.com/en). Using Next.js, we implement a system of blocks where content is culturally adapted to the user.
International SEO: Google indexes your pages in each language separately, attracting customers from all over the world.
Real context: Speaking to a client in the US is not the same as speaking to one in the UK. Our architecture allows for real idioms and meanings.
Performance: By using Next.js, the server knows which language to deliver before the page even loads, eliminating that annoying translation flicker.
Just like our other developments, we see languages as building blocks. You can start with English and Spanish, and thanks to our modular architecture, adding French or Portuguese is as simple as connecting a new piece to the existing system.
Is your business ready to speak your customers’ language? Materialize your global expansion with us.
Build i18n into the architecture so adding another language is connecting one new piece.
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