Challenge
The client had a static landing page: handsome, fast and completely dead to search. Editing a sentence meant emailing a developer, no new pages ever appeared, and all the traffic had to be bought.
The owner liked the page, and breaking its look was not an option.
Solution
We kept the surface and replaced everything under it.
The site moved onto a managed platform where an editor creates pages, articles, meta tags and redirects without help. Addresses are assembled in a single registry, so changing a slug produces a correct redirect instead of a broken link, and hreflang is built from translations that actually exist.
Then came the content: every article targets its own query cluster and rests on primary sources.
Architecture and implementation
What was done:
· moving a static landing page to a managed platform without changing its look
· an admin panel for pages, articles, categories, meta tags, redirects and media
· a public side in five languages with mutual language links
· one address registry with automatic redirects when a slug changes
· sitemap, structured data and internal linking inside clusters
Stack: Laravel and Filament, PostgreSQL, server-rendered templates.
Result
The site is live and filling up: five public languages and clusters of articles, each verified against the primary legislation of the country in question. By agreement we do not name the client. It was also our own proving ground, and the techniques worked out there went into the site you are reading.
