Korean and English business websites

A Korean-facing website needs more than a second set of headings. Product facts, downloadable documents, enquiry messages and the language switch need to tell a compatible story. We build websites around that complete customer journey.

Make the language coverage clear

We start by identifying the pages and tasks each version will support. A small English business introduction and a full Korean product range are different scopes. We make that difference visible rather than sending a visitor to an unrelated page when a counterpart does not exist.

For example, a fictional equipment supplier might need Korean catalogue pages, English technical documents and an enquiry that preserves the product reference. We would map the documents and the question together before choosing page layouts.

Build around approved meaning

The work can include page structure, responsive layouts, language marking, navigation, content editing and an enquiry journey. We test actual headings and product names, including long mixed-script text, rather than reviewing only short placeholders.

Faith Forge Labs is a US-based remote business and delivery is led in English. You may supply approved Korean copy, or qualified Korean language support can be discussed as a separate part of the scope. We do not claim native Korean certification or treat technical language tags as proof of translation quality.

Agree the first useful release

Bring your current site, the audience’s main question and the person who approves content. Page count, documents, language coverage, existing links and integrations affect the work. We can begin with a focused customer journey and expand from an agreed result.

Read about planning language coverage and approving product meaning, or describe the website task.