International micro-sites
Six self-contained hreflang micro-sites for end-to-end international audits — three correct, two broken, one edge-case.
Whole micro-sites with real navigation, in-language content, and complete
hreflang implementations, served under /intl/{site}/ with an
internal, URL-only access model: nothing links to them, no sitemap or
robots line advertises them, and each site’s link graph is closed. An auditor
starts a crawl at the documented entry URL.
| Site | Kind | Channel |
|---|---|---|
Altona Travel (/intl/altona/) |
correct | HTML head links |
Baltic API Docs (/intl/baltic/en/) |
correct | HTTP Link headers (incl. PDFs) |
Corsica Outdoor (/intl/corsica/en-gb/) |
correct | XML sitemap xhtml:link |
Darwin Journal (/intl/darwin/en/) |
broken | reciprocity and broken targets |
Echo App (/intl/echo/) |
broken | invalid codes and markup |
Fuji Kitchen (/intl/fuji/en/) |
edge cases | mixed channels, scripts, RTL |
The correct sites prove a clean audit reports zero international issues; the broken sites must reproduce exactly the issue sets recorded in their reference plans. Per-hint minimal fixtures live in the international-hreflang category.