Stratalytic

An AI consultancy selling forecasting and automation work has a narrower credibility problem than most B2B sites: the visitor is often technical enough to be skeptical of vague AI claims. Stratalytic's actual differentiator — a free scoping call that ends in real numbers, and stacking government subsidies to lower the net price — needed to read clearly in Dutch and English both, not as a site with a translation bolted onto one 'real' language.

I built the Dutch and English versions as equal, first-class routes in the same Next.js codebase rather than a translated layer sitting on top of one primary site. The case studies — a car-parts retailer's quote-prediction model, a manufacturer's demand forecasting, a retailer's personalization engine, among others — follow one repeatable template: client and sector up top, the problem stated plainly, the technical approach as numbered steps, then a results grid with a client quote. A new client win goes in without redesigning a page each time. The site also skips the usual contact-form funnel: the primary path from almost any page is straight into booking a 30-minute call, matching how Stratalytic actually wants to sell — a real conversation, not a form sitting in a queue.