Building a large bilingual Webflow platform for an enterprise infrastructure company
MedOne is an Israeli provider of data center, cloud and interconnection services.
I was responsible for developing the complete website in Webflow based on provided designs. The project included English and Hebrew versions, right-to-left layouts, multiple CMS collections and a large number of reusable page structures.
The challenge
This was not a single landing page. The website needed to support a large amount of corporate content, multiple service areas and two languages with different reading directions.
The main challenge was maintaining consistent layouts and responsive behaviour across numerous pages while adapting the entire experience from left-to-right English to right-to-left Hebrew.
My role
Complete Figma-to-Webflow development
English and Hebrew website implementation
Right-to-left layout adaptation for Hebrew
Responsive development across desktop, tablet and mobile
CMS collections for articles, news and blog content
CMS structure for job vacancies
Reusable layouts for service and corporate pages
Consistent components across a large number of pages
Cross-language and responsive quality assurance
English and Hebrew experiences
The Hebrew version required more than translating the content. Page composition, alignment, navigation and content flow needed to work naturally in a right-to-left environment.
I recreated and adapted the layouts for both language versions while keeping the visual system consistent across the entire website.
CMS built for ongoing content
Several sections were structured with Webflow CMS so the website team could publish and manage new content without rebuilding pages manually.
The CMS implementation included content structures for articles, company news, blog publications and open positions. Each content type used reusable templates to maintain consistent presentation throughout the website.
Reusable structures across a large website
In addition to CMS-driven content, the website contained many service and informational pages with similar structural requirements.
I developed reusable page patterns and consistent components to make the large website easier to build, maintain and extend while preserving the supplied visual direction.
The result
The completed project is a responsive bilingual enterprise website that brings a large amount of technical and corporate content into one consistent Webflow system.
It demonstrates my ability to work beyond individual landing pages and deliver large, multilingual websites with structured CMS content, reusable layouts and right-to-left support.