Case study · Bilingual website
Salar Auto Tint
Salar Auto Tint is a small window-tinting and car-accessory service in Loudoun County, Virginia. The site speaks English and Farsi, and a single tap switches the whole page, right-to-left layout included. The tone stays honest and local: no promises outside what Virginia law allows.
Shown here with the owner’s permission. Phone numbers and email are blurred.
What the site does
Two languages, one page
Every word exists in English and in Farsi, kept side by side in one file so the two versions never drift apart. Switching to Farsi also flips the layout to read right to left.
The law, in plain words
Front side windows need at least 50% light through, rear windows at least 35%, and reflective tint has limits. Customers see this before they ask for something the shop cannot legally do.
An estimate by text
The main action is a free estimate: a short form that asks for the car and the service, plus one-tap text and WhatsApp buttons, with a nudge to send a photo of the car.
Clear about where it works
Loudoun County, Fairfax County, and six nearby towns are listed by name, so a visitor knows right away if the shop serves them.
An honest tone
The copy makes no claims the shop cannot back up: no promise of the darkest tint, nothing past the legal limits, just careful work and clear communication.
Built for a phone
On a phone the menu folds away, the language switch sits inside it, and the estimate and WhatsApp buttons stay within one thumb’s reach.
More of the site
Six services, each in one sentence
The same services in Farsi
Service area and the free estimate form
On a phone
English
Farsi
Tint limits
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