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Enable proper sitemap and routing strategy per locale

Translating URLs in React improves both UX and SEO, especially in 2025 where Google increasingly favors language-aware URLs over query parameters like ?lang=fr.

In 2025, more users are accessing the web from non-English regions than ever before. Some reasons to globalize your React app:

• Reach global markets (especially MENA, LATAM, Asia-Pacific)
• Improve SEO for localized queries
• Build trust with users by reflecting their cultural norms
• Comply with regional laws and accessibility standards

As businesses go global, your frontend must cater to users from different regions, languages, and cultures. A well-implemented internationalization (i18n) strategy in your React app ensures:

• Seamless language switching
• Proper formatting of dates, numbers, and currencies
• Better accessibility and user retention
• Improved SEO in multilingual search queries

Let’s say you’re building a dashboard app in React, but your analytics module is handled by another team using Vue. You don’t want to tightly couple the two.

With Webpack Module Federation, you can load the Vue-based analytics micro-frontend into the React host — all without bundling it directly.

Zustand isn't just for simple state management; it also offers advanced features that cater to more complex scenarios:

Zustand supports middleware for logging, persisting state, and more. For example, integrating with Redux DevTools: