About This Tutorial
Multilingual websites are becoming a standard requirement for many organizations, yet newer developers often aren’t sure where to start or what practices work well over the long-term. In this beginner-friendly tutorial, you’ll learn how to build and manage a website for an international audience using the Wagtail content management system and the package wagtail-localise.
This tutorial will cover:
- How to set up a Wagtail website
- The best ways to create a great user experience with Wagtail
- Setting up your website to support different languages
- Building workflows for content editors and translators
- Best practices for supporting multilingual content
To get the most out of this tutorial, you should have some comfort with using the command line. Previous experience with Django or Wagtail isn’t absolutely necessary, but you may want to complete the Django tutorial ahead of time. Some familiarity with the architecture of Django applications and Django models would help you understand the underlying concepts of this tutorial better.
Presenters
Meagen Voss
Meagen Voss began her journey into content management nerdery with a WordPress website in the early 2000s and is now the Wagtail Partnerships and Community Manager at Torchbox. When she’s not coding or writing, you can find her hiking in the mountains of North Carolina