Add a standalone bilingual /coming-soon page (branded, dark, email signup
via mailto:info@dezky.eu, fires a waitlist-signup Umami event, noindex) plus
a global middleware that redirects every route to the locale-correct holding
page while NUXT_PUBLIC_COMING_SOON=true.
- Env-gated (default off, so dev and the live site are unaffected); flip the
env in Coolify to show/hide the holding page with no code change.
- Preview the real site behind the gate via ?preview=<previewToken>
(NUXT_PUBLIC_PREVIEW_TOKEN), which sets a 7-day cookie.
- Locale-preserving redirects (/da/* -> /da/coming-soon), no loops.
Make the marketing site deployable standalone from apps/website (the repo
has no root package.json, so the build must run in this subdir — set Base
Directory to apps/website in Coolify).
- Add a multi-stage Dockerfile (pnpm build -> node .output/server/index.mjs,
port 3000, NUXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL default) + .dockerignore.
- Add a "start" script for the Nixpacks path (Nuxt SSR has no default start).
- Guard the bind-mount-only /shared-packages components dir with existsSync
so standalone builds don't warn on the missing path (the site uses no
shared component).
Add the Umami tracker (cookieless, no consent banner) in the document head,
limited to the production hostnames via data-domains so dev traffic doesn't
pollute the stats. Pageviews are auto-tracked per page and locale.
Custom events on the key funnel:
- demo-request (demo form submit, with teamSize)
- partner-application (partner form submit, with type)
- book-demo (every "Book a demo" CTA click) via data-umami-event
- login (clicks through to the app)
Also fix the mobile nav menu links, which weren't localized (would drop
Danish visitors back to English).
Add @nuxtjs/i18n: English is the default locale (no prefix), Danish lives
under /da (prefix_except_default). Both server-rendered and indexed with
hreflang alternates + per-locale canonical (useLocaleHead in app.vue).
First-visit browser language is auto-detected and remembered in the
i18n_redirected cookie (redirectOn root).
- Keep the hand-authored COPY object; useLang/useCopy now read the i18n
locale; useLocalizeHref/useLangToggle added. Every internal link is
localized so navigation stays in-locale.
- Clear segmented EN|DA language switcher (active segment filled) replacing
the ambiguous "en · da" pill.
- SEO: useSeoMeta defaults are locale-aware; og:image switches per locale
(English / Danish share card); favicon links; robots.txt + sitemap.xml;
env-aware siteUrl/baseUrl (localhost in dev, dezky.eu in prod).
- Update the cookie policy (dezky-lang -> i18n_redirected).
- Gate the Traefik wss:443 HMR behind DEZKY_TRAEFIK so localhost dev/DevTools
connect over plain ws (fixes the DevTools disconnect loop).
Hero headline was a broken comma-splice ("Den produktivitetssuite, dine data
bliver i Danmark med."); replace with a clean two-sentence line in both
languages:
da: "Din digitale arbejdsplads. Data der bliver i EU."
en: "Your digital workplace. Data that stays in the EU."
Also move all brand references off the unowned dezky.com to dezky.eu
(status page, app dashboard mockup, config/comments). External domains
(zulip.com, Google Fonts) are left untouched.
New standalone apps/website (Nuxt 4) serving the public marketing site at
dezky.local / www.dezky.local. The customer portal moves off the root domain
to app.dezky.local only.
Landing page ported from the Dezky design handoff: light theme, Danish
default, hero variant A, with a working da/en toggle. Self-contained colour
system threaded through components (utils/landingTokens.ts), full bilingual
copy (utils/landingCopy.ts), and shared state (composables/useLanding.ts).
Sections live under components/landing/* with the Node logo under
components/brand/*.
Wired into docker-compose (website service, volume, Traefik labels, network
aliases) and bootstrap.sh (hosts list + service URLs).
Ronni Baslund