DaVinci Gliders 2.0: a paraglider manufacturer site in eight languages
A catalogue of paragliders, paramotors and harnesses in eight languages from one admin.
Context
DaVinci Gliders is a paraglider manufacturer from South Korea; we made the first version of its site in 2019. By 2024 the catalogue had grown: paragliders, paramotors, harnesses, accessories, and every model with its sizes, specifications and documents. Sales go through dealers all over the world, so the site has to speak the dealer’s language.
Home page
The solution
Languages as fields, not copies of the site. In ProcessWire a second language is a set of language versions of the same fields on the same page. Eight languages live in one structure, with one address per language and one admin; adding a ninth is a matter of settings, not a project.
The catalogue as linked pages. A model refers to its category, and the category gathers its models; specifications are fields, not text, so they can be compared and shown as a table.
The paraglider catalogue
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