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When to Add Languages After an RFQ Site Is Stable
Stabilize the primary-language RFQ path first. Add one target-market language next—translate params and RFQ, not 80 nav locales. Ship hreflang with real pages.
Key takeaways
- Stabilize the primary-language RFQ path first
- Add one target-market language next—translate params and RFQ, not 80 nav locales
- Ship hreflang with real pages
When should you add languages after an RFQ site is stable? After the primary language can search real MPNs, submit on mobile, and open ticket context. Then add one target-market language. Do not ship dozens of empty nav locales in phase 1. DAJIQUN has multilingual and hreflang capability; which languages and whether params are localized follow the signed SOW.
Pass line before a second language
Explain the 15-day numbers. Tickets already carry part context. Someone must answer in that language and time zone.
What to translate first
Parameter names, RFQ fields, receipts, and price/lead-time boundaries. Then categories. Skip fake translation that only changes menus. Publish hreflang with real pages; store source language on the ticket.
See first 15 days and site production.
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