Case study / 02 · Multilingual web

One content structure. Three reading experiences.

An academic content platform designed across Japanese, English and Chinese, with consistent navigation and room to grow.

PROJECT AREAMultilingual web
MY WORKInformation architecture · Responsive UI · Multilingual implementation
TECHNOLOGIESHTML/CSS · JavaScript · Information architecture · Multilingual UX

What needed to change.

The project required more than three translated landing pages. Content relationships, navigation and reading patterns needed to stay coherent across languages.

From requirements to delivery.

01

Map the information

Defined content types, hierarchy and navigation before designing individual pages.

02

Design across languages

Accounted for differences in text length, typography and reading patterns.

03

Test across contexts

Reviewed responsive layouts, corresponding language pages and content discovery paths.

Choices made for actual use.

01

A shared hierarchy

Make related academic content discoverable in every language.

02

Flexible layout components

Avoid designing around one fixed amount of text.

03

More than one path to content

Use navigation and contextual links to help readers find relevant material.

What this work delivered.

A multilingual foundation built around information structure and consistent user experience rather than direct visual duplication.