Software

Software localization involves translating the user interfaces from one language to another, and adapting it to suit a foreign culture.

Depending on the target language, major changes in the user interface are required especially in top-to-bottom and right-to-left languages.

Software localization is the process of re-packaging and re-engineering a product or software application and their associated on-line help, as well as read me, documentation, printed manuals, packaging and marketing collateral materials for specific markets, their languages and cultural environment.

Our processes ensure that the functionality, usability and screen content are acceptable in the local culture. The software then takes on the look and feel of being developed for that particular language or society.

Our engineering department engineers have mastered the necessary tools to streamline and simplify the procedures, and are able to manage any kind of environment and programming language.

They have extensive experience working with most major software development tools including Java, PHP, XML, Microsoft (Visual C++, Visual Basic, Visual Studio .NET, SDK, DDK, Help Workshop, HTML Help Workshop), Borland C++, Borland Delphi, CodeWarrior for Macintosh and more.

We are specialized in software localization since 2000.