STON.fi
a multilingual Next.js website
I focus on the landing page's actual scope: three addressable language versions, working interactions and a client-supplied design, not exchange infrastructure.
- Field
- Web3
- Built with
- React / Next.js / SSR
The challenge
STON.fi needed a public website to explain its product to different audiences. The client supplied the design. The project scope was the landing page and its frontend behavior, not development of the exchange or its financial infrastructure.
The approach
The supplied layouts became React and Next.js pages with server-side rendering, modal windows, animation and an external API connection. The content was organized into language packages for three locales, with a separate URL for each version and a visible language switcher.
The project, in detail
The images show the interface and its context. Captions distinguish project archives from current-site views.
Languages as part of the structure
Each language package carries its own page content and metadata. Choosing a language changes the URL, making each version addressable and allowing titles and descriptions to be managed independently.
From design to functioning pages
The implementation covered the supplied layouts and interaction states, alongside the basic technical SEO work in the brief.
The outcome
A Next.js landing page with the supplied design and required interactions.
Three language packages with separate routes and a language switcher.
Details of STON.fi
What kind of website work was this?
The client-designed landing page had three addressable languages and working interactions; exchange infrastructure was outside the scope.
