ALPROJECTS Group
- Web design
- Front-end build
- Multilingual architecture
- SEO & share cards
English, French, German and Italian, forty pages each, generated from one source so the chrome cannot drift between them
The problem
ALPROJECTS Group takes mechanical scopes -- welding, piping, installation -- across Europe and Scandinavia, and had nothing online that a Norwegian or German buyer could read. The site had to carry four languages, a careers route, certificates, and project pages built from photography the client supplies job by job. It also had to run on GitHub Pages, which means no server and no build step at serve time.
Our solution
A static site generated by its own Python tooling. Every sub-page is written by a generator that lifts the header, footer and SVG sprite out of one source, so the chrome cannot drift between forty pages -- and then again across four languages. Share cards are screenshotted from a real page in a real browser using the site's own stylesheet, so a card cannot drift away from the site's typography either. Third-party embeds load on a click rather than on arrival, which keeps the privacy story to one sentence. The hero hides a drawing mode; press B.
What it took
Every one of them written by the build, including the sitemap — a hand-kept list drifts silently into 404s
Static HTML on GitHub Pages: nothing runs, so nothing can stop running
The work
Same shape of problem on your side?
Thirty minutes, no deck, and a reply within one working day.
“You will be talking to me, not to an account manager. I scope the work and I am on the build.”