Multilingual websites

Make the website understandable in more places.

Manage language versions without managing a separate website for each one. Cedros combines locale settings, translated content, and reviewable publishing workflows.

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From source content to a usable language version

Set the languages your site supports

Choose the default locale and the additional languages you intend to maintain. Consider both the content and the shared interface your visitors will use.

Prepare translated content

Use translation tools for supported pages, posts, and docs. AI can help create a first draft while the publishing workflow keeps the result available for review.

Keep each version editable

Refine terminology, offers, and explanations for the audience rather than treating machine translation as the final step. Maintain the business meaning across language versions.

Review routes and metadata

Check locale-specific URLs, page titles, and search metadata with the translated page. A readable translation should also have a coherent route and navigation experience.

Inspect the whole customer journey

Review forms, calls to action, layouts, and right-to-left presentation where relevant. A translated headline is only one part of making the website usable.

Keep translations current as the business changes

When the source offer changes, review its other language versions. Shared design can remain consistent while content is updated for each audience.

Useful to know

Does AI translation remove the need for review?

No. Review important wording, product terms, and region-specific information before publishing.

Can language versions share the site’s design?

Yes. They belong to the same website and theme system, with content managed for the relevant locale.

Does enabling a language translate everything automatically?

No. Configure the languages and use the supported translation workflows, then check the resulting content and interface.

Welcome customers in the language they use.

Keep translated content connected to the website your team maintains.

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