Jul 2026 – Present
Epsilon website
The bilingual Next.js site of Epsilon Solutions, still in progress and not launched
- Sites & apps
- Company website
- Duration
- 3 months
- Company
- Epsilon Solutions
- Role
- Owner; information architecture and direction
Overview
The Georgian and English marketing site of Epsilon Solutions, taken through content architecture, three full builds and a structure and wireframe review. It is work in progress and not launched yet.
Tools
- Next.js
- Prisma
- Neon
- Auth.js
- GSAP
- Vercel
- Claude Code
A broad offer in two languages
Epsilon needed a site that explains a broad range of services to Georgian SMEs, fintechs and SaaS vendors, in natural Georgian as well as English. The old content showed three case studies that no document could confirm, offered three ways into one offer, and had hubs with little behind them.
Content first
The work began with the information architecture: a sitemap and 122 page drafts, then 29 English and 29 Georgian copy masters ready to publish, with metadata for search engines and AI answer engines. For the Georgian copy, Gemini 3.1 Pro drafted and Claude edited, a pairing chosen in a blind evaluation.
Three builds
The first build was a full-stack Next.js 16 app of about 90 pages with its own admin for 13 content types on Postgres. The second was a from-scratch rebuild of 133 routes on Vercel and Neon, kept out of search engines until the domain moves. The latest pass cuts the site to 21 pages per language, shows case results as anonymous descriptions with exact numbers until clients clear their names, and is reviewed on Excalidraw boards and a home-page wireframe built from Epsilon Lab components. Claude Code agents did the building, under my direction.
Result
The second build (133 routes) was deployed to Vercel production in August 2026, closed to search engines. The homepage build passed its gates on the production build: 0 axe findings on 6 URLs, and all 175 strings matched the approved copy in each language.