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TunnelTech: new version of the site on Node.js and React

New version of B2B site on Node.js and React: catalog, 47 languages, AI translations, Google/TripAdvisor reviews, blog and further development.

Screenshot of the TunnelTech project: new version of the site on Node.js and React

Task and context

The project was carried out for the market:Germany. This is important for the Zen Webmaster portfolio: the experience covers not only France, but also different countries, languages, payment scenarios, CMS and user expectations.

New version of B2B site on Node.js and React: catalog, 47 languages, AI translations, Google/TripAdvisor reviews, blog and further development.

  • Development of a new product catalog and sections (skydiving, automotive & research, drones/UAVs, components, services, technologies, production, projects, blog) on ​​a modern stack
  • Localization into 47 languages ​​with content translation using AI
  • Integration and display of reviews from Google and TripAdvisor
  • Blogging: writing and translating articles for link building and SEO
  • Regular maintenance and development of the site

What does this case show?

International experience

The project is related to the market: Germany. In such tasks, the interface language, local user habits and careful technical implementation are important.

Technical base

The work was carried out on the platform: a self-written website on Node.js + React (successor to the WordPress version, see point 5). The focus was on stability, support and the ability to develop the site further.

Practical result

The case is useful as an example of work in the format: technical support and development of an existing website (not our own development from scratch). This is not only the launch, but also maintenance, development or complex technical modifications.

This case is published in English. The external link opens in a new tab and does not pass SEO weight to the client site by default.

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