Clivex, a corporate site with a climate control catalogue and a four-language blog, served from a custom API

Where we started

Clivex sells equipment that gets chosen by numbers: airflow, pressure, extraction capacity. Its website had to do two things that do not always sit well together — convince someone who does not yet know what they need, and let someone who does compare quickly.

On top of that came the reach: four European markets, four languages, and a blog the Clivex team wanted to run without depending on us to publish.

KOMIT's solution

• Design and development of a corporate site with a catalogue organised by family and product pages carrying full specifications, built so comparison is quick.
• A multilingual blog with per-article SEO, managed from its own panel and served by an API that tells the website when something new is out.
• Four languages — Spanish, English, French and German — one domain per language, hreflang, and legal pages that are translated rather than copied.
• Analytics and third-party tags that load only after the visitor's explicit consent, with Consent Mode v2.

How we built it

• The site is static wherever it can be and regenerates itself when content changes: served in milliseconds without stopping the client publishing whenever they like.
• Catalogue images are converted to modern formats in the backend, so a product page with twenty photos does not punish a visit from a phone.
• The project was built with automated tests from day one: a growing catalogue across four languages is exactly where a regression slips through unnoticed.