A multilingual website needs more than translated navigation. VURM helps decide which audiences genuinely need a language route, who owns the wording and how future changes stay aligned. The build is scoped around content the business can review and maintain.
See websites and projects built by VURM Work directly with Johan from the Netherlands. Website design and build is a one-time project; hosting is selected and priced separately.From $1,895 before applicable tax. A focused website with up to five agreed core pages, custom design, responsive build, editing of supplied copy, one contact route and one consolidated review round.
From $4,395 before applicable tax. A broader information architecture for several services or decision paths, with agreed service pages and one-time search and answer-engine foundations.
First decide whether the second language covers the full offer or only a focused route. If the team can sell and support every service in both languages, parallel pages may make sense. If support is limited, the website should state that boundary instead of implying full bilingual delivery.
Each language needs human-approved service wording, forms, confirmation messages and legal details. Automated translation can assist drafting, but it is not publication approval.
If consultations are available in English and Spanish but a specialized service is English-only, the Spanish route should say so at the relevant point. It should not send the visitor through a complete translated pitch before revealing the limitation.
Translation, transcreation and specialist review are different tasks. The proposal records who supplies each language, whether VURM edits it and how many pages are included.
VURM turns the offer, audience and supplied material into a defined website proposal.
You check the design, wording, mobile layout and inquiry route in context.
Facts, links and contact details are checked before the agreed site is published.
Clear answers before you choose a website partner.
No. Language scope and responsibility are agreed first. Machine output is not treated as approved customer copy.
Yes, when that reflects the real offer and the difference is clear to visitors.
It can when included and tested in the agreed build. The team must be able to respond in that language.
No. VURM works remotely from the Netherlands and does not claim a Miami office.
Send the languages, services and available reviewers. Johan will map the smallest honest multilingual website scope.
VURM replies from the Netherlands and plans meetings around your time zone.