PULAINAIWORK / WEB
Multilingual business website development
Help customers understand your business and send a useful enquiry. pulainaiwork plans and develops multilingual company websites with responsive layouts, editable content and connections to the tools behind your operations.
Who is this service for?
For service companies, suppliers and growing businesses building their first company website, replacing an outdated site or reaching customers in new markets. We start with your audiences, target languages and the enquiries you want to receive. If you already have a website, share its URL and the tasks customers struggle to complete.
What can we deliver?
We agree the deliverables before development. A website project can include:
- A page structure covering services, company information, genuine project examples, articles and contact details.
- Responsive page designs, language navigation and an editable WordPress content setup.
- Enquiry forms with requirements-file uploads, agreed notification routing and submission checks.
- Search-friendly page titles, descriptions, internal links, canonical URLs, language links and a sitemap.
- Agreed API connections to your ERP, CRM or other business tools, with documented data flows.
- A launch checklist, content-editing guidance and an agreed maintenance scope.
Translations, integrations, hosting and ongoing support are scoped individually; this is not a fixed package.
From brief to launch
- Define the brief. Share your customers, languages, existing site, required pages and business systems. Agree priorities and acceptance criteria.
- Review structure and design. Approve the page map, content outline and representative desktop and mobile layouts.
- Build and connect. Implement approved pages, content editing, forms and agreed integrations. Review progress against the brief.
- Check before launch. Test navigation, forms, file uploads, notifications, language links and key mobile journeys. For a replacement site, map old URLs to suitable new destinations.
- Hand over and maintain. Confirm access, editing responsibilities, backups and any ongoing support arrangement.
Content, accounts and handover
Before work starts, agree who owns and provides the domain, hosting, source files, approved copy, translations and images. Document any third-party licence limits and recurring services. Decide which team members will edit content, approve translations and receive enquiries.
For the first discussion, prepare your current URL, target markets and languages, an outline of required pages, reference websites and any integration documentation. You can attach a requirements file through our consultation form.
Questions before you start
What affects the cost of a multilingual website?
Page count, content preparation, translation, design complexity and system integrations affect the scope. Share your existing site, target languages and required functions so we can discuss an estimate.
Can our team update the website after launch?
We can scope a WordPress editing setup for the pages and articles your team needs to maintain. Agree editing roles and handover guidance in advance; design or integration changes may need separate development.
Will a new website automatically rank on Google?
No. Technical SEO helps search engines discover and understand pages, but indexing and rankings are not guaranteed. Useful content, a clear structure and ongoing measurement still matter.
Can the website connect to our ERP?
We first check the ERP’s supported interfaces, permissions and data ownership. The connection can then be scoped around specific tasks, such as sending enquiries or displaying approved product data.
Which languages can we use to discuss a project?
Our customer service team can communicate in English, Korean, Japanese and Chinese. This website is available in English, Japanese, Korean and Spanish.
Tell us what your website needs to do
Share your goals, target languages and existing systems. We will review the requirements with you before agreeing the scope.