To fully understand how MotionPoint’s proxy-based solution localizes websites and other digital content, let’s start by looking at how your website operates.
When customers visit your website, their interactions—from the URLs they type to the links they click—send requests to your web servers.
Your system assembles web pages based on these requests, pulling content from databases, templates, third-party sources, graphics and more. The pages are then instantly sent to the visitor’s device.
With MotionPoint’s solution, translated websites operate the same way, but MotionPoint’s server sits between the end-user and your server. When the user accesses a page on your localized website, their request goes to MotionPoint’s proxy technology, which sends the page request on to your website’s back-end.
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