We operate across three countries with different languages — Argentina, Chile, and Italy — and until now our website only spoke Spanish. That changed: ditap.io now has a complete English version (/en) and Italian version (/it), alongside the original Spanish (/es).
This isn't a machine translation or a shortened landing page: every services, industries, case study, and resources page exists in full, in all three languages, with the same technical depth.
The reason is straightforward: a good part of our clients and prospects in Italy don't read Spanish, and several international contacts who reach us through LinkedIn or referrals expect to be able to evaluate us in English. A site that only speaks one language is an unnecessary barrier for an operation that's already multi-country.
The language switcher is available in the header of every page.