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Adapt websites, applications and digital content for the people who use them. Bring language, context and interface requirements into one project brief.

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Digital products · Multilingual audiences

A natural fit for your audience

Localisation considers the message and the experience around it. Define the market, content and product constraints before work begins.

Websites and digital products

Adapt website and interface content to the language and cultural context of its audience. Identify your target market, platform and the content included in the project.

Software and applications

Plan terminology, interface strings and contextual review together. Provide screenshots, character limits and access arrangements where they are needed for a useful language review.

Games and media

Discuss dialogue, on-screen text and supporting media as separate deliverables. Context, tone, audience and technical constraints guide the agreed language work.

Market and quality review

Review names, dates, numbers, cultural references and presentation against the brief. Agree which linguistic and functional checks are included before delivery.

Your project

Start with the product and audience

  • Target markets and languages
  • Content files, screenshots and limits
  • Platform and review responsibilities
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An audience-led workflow

  1. Map the audience

    Identify the market, product and content included in the project.

  2. Adapt in context

    Review wording, terminology and cultural references alongside interface constraints.

  3. Review the experience

    Agree linguistic checks, delivery format and responsibility for implementation.

Language meets technology

Review the whole experience

Localisation connects language with the way a website, application or digital product works. Agree the content formats, interface constraints, review process and implementation responsibilities in your brief.

Discuss language and technology

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Your questions, answered

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What should I send for a quotation?

Describe the service, source and target languages, audience, volume and deadline. Include the files or a representative sample and any formatting, certification or technical requirements. A clear brief allows the team to confirm scope, availability and pricing.

How are price and turnaround confirmed?

The quotation depends on the actual material and requirements. Language pair, complexity, volume, quality of supplied files and timing can affect the work. Agree the deliverables, payment terms and delivery date before the assignment starts.

What context helps with interface content?

Provide screenshots, the target market, a terminology list and any character limits alongside the text. Agree which linguistic and functional checks are included and how the reviewed content will be delivered.

What happens if the brief changes?

Contact the team when the source, timing or requested deliverables change. Additional work and revisions are reviewed against the original scope. The agreed quotation and applicable company terms determine the next step.

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Share the material, audience and practical requirements for your project.

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