berlitz.com

The client-side interface is built with Gatsby, react-based open-source framework for creating websites and apps.

Detected: Gatsby

A 3-tool Standards Signals setup—Schema.org and Open Graph and 1 other technology—handles this functional area across the site.

Detected: Schema Org, Open graph, Twitter cards

OneTrust is the chosen Compliance solution here, integrating with the rest of the stack to serve its specific purpose.

Detected: Onetrust

Ionic Framework underpins the site's Mobile Frameworks capabilities, handling the specialised requirements of this domain.

Detected: Ionic framework

Static assets are distributed via CloudFront and 1 additional CDN service, reducing load times and improving global accessibility.

Detected: Cloudfront, Amazon cloudfront

Conversion attribution is tracked across Google Conversion Tracking and Twitter Conversion Tracking, connecting ad spend to real business outcomes.

Detected: Google conversion tracking, Twitter conversion tracking

Marketing and analytics tags are deployed through Optanon, centralizing script management and reducing the need for direct code changes when adding or updating tracking pixels.

Detected: Optanon

Security is strengthened with reCAPTCHA, free security service by Google that protects websites from spam and abuse by challenging humans and bots differently.

Detected: Recaptcha

Social features are integrated through Twitter, letting visitors share content, sign in with their social accounts, and engage with the site's community presence.

Detected: Twitter

Search engine optimization is supported by Organization Schema plus 1 additional tool, improving discoverability and search rankings.

Detected: Organization schema, Google webmaster

AB Tasty is the chosen Libraries — A/B Testing solution here, integrating with the rest of the stack to serve its specific purpose.

Detected: Ab tasty

color is the chosen Libraries — Utilities solution here, integrating with the rest of the stack to serve its specific purpose.

Detected: Color

Domain name resolution is handled by Amazon Route 53, scalable Domain Name System (DNS) web service that routes end users to internet applications and provides domain registration and health checking.

Detected: Amazon route 53