LexGo — corporate site

Multi-page corporate site for the LexGo legal-services platform (Uzbekistan), built with Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript and next-intl. Ported from the original single-page design in reference/index.html.

Languages

Three locales with path-prefix routing: /uz (default), /ru, /en.

All UI text lives in one file per language — no strings are hard-coded in components:

messages/uz.json
messages/ru.json
messages/en.json

messages/en.json is the source-of-truth schema; the three files are kept in structural sync (same keys, same array lengths; only NLP keyword arrays differ per language).

Pages

/ (home — the full landing) plus dedicated routes: ai, services, lawyers, subscription, business, for-lawyers, warranty, app, faq, contact — each available in all three locales.

Structure

i18n/            routing, request config, navigation helpers (next-intl)
middleware.ts    locale negotiation / redirects
app/[locale]/    localized layout + one folder per page
components/       Navbar, Footer, MobileTabBar, AIChatDock, LanguageSwitcher …
components/sections/  one component per page section (reused on home + subpages)
components/chat/  LexGo.AI chat widget + classification hook
lib/             lawyers data, chat/finder logic, chat event bus
app/globals.css  design system ported verbatim from the original

Develop

npm run dev     # http://localhost:3000  ->  redirects to /uz
npm run build
npm run start

Notes

• The lawyer directory and the LexGo.AI finder/chat run fully client-side on mock data (lib/lawyers.ts). Wire them to a real API when available.
• Practice areas, regions and case stages are keyed enums resolved through the message files, so adding a locale = adding one messages/<locale>.json plus the locale code in i18n/routing.ts.