We are building a team that is curious, innovative and ambitious – some from the language service background, others from a totally unrelated field. But the common thread that moves us forward is the determination to bring the human back to languages and create an impact through our work. Eager to join our team of talented ‘Humans’?
If you are looking to localise your app or wish to take it to the next level, here are 4 apps you can draw inspiration from. These apps have been localised keeping the user experience in mind.
It’s a tough world out there, especially in the mobile app market. And these industries are giving everyone a run for their money with their smartly localised apps.
A guide to help you understand why app internationalisation must precede app localisation and gain insights about the technical aspects of both.
Here’s an infographic explaining how language and culture important factors for the end user’s experience with an app.
In 2017, Google added 30 more languages to its voice search. Native language is the language of the heart. Language, thus, is about the native or local culture.
App localisation is an important topic in the app market. Should someone go for it or not? Well, if the app service is focused on a certain place, then maybe it isn’t worth the effort. However, if localisation is possible, it must be done because app localisation can increase 767% of your downloads. Nice, right? But first of all, what is app localisation about?
