Localisation testing can help ensure the adaptation and functionality of a product in different target locales and cultural contexts. It involves verifying that the software accurately reflects the language, cultural nuances, and regional requirements of specific target markets.
Testing includes validating the correct translation of user interface elements, verifying the accurate display of date and time formats, currencies, number formats, and handling of multilingual content. Localisation testing also examines the software's compatibility with local conventions and standards, such as addressing regional regulations, legal requirements, and specific cultural expectations. It ensures that the software aligns with the target market's preferences and provides a user experience that is culturally appropriate and relevant.
By conducting comprehensive localisation testing, organisations can avoid potential pitfalls and issues that may arise when introducing their software to new markets. It helps in minimising the risk of user confusion, usability problems, or even legal compliance issues due to incorrect translations or cultural insensitivity.
Localisation testing verifies that the software correctly displays and handles date and time formats according to the conventions of the target locale. This includes formats for date, time, calendar systems, time zones, and localised date-related functionalities.
Input method testing focuses on assessing the software's compatibility with different keyboard layouts, input methods, and characters specific to the target language. It ensures that users can effectively input text and interact with the software using the appropriate input methods.
This involves validating the software's behaviour and functionality based on regional settings such as time zones, regional preferences, measurement units, and other locale-specific settings, ensuring that the software adapts correctly to the target locale's regional requirements.
Localisation functional testing verifies that the software's features, workflows, and localised functionalities work correctly in the target locale. It ensures that the localized version of the software performs as expected and meets the user's requirements in the specific locale.
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We can set up a consultation either in person or online in order to discuss your specific requirements and for us to provide you with some initial recommendations.
After our initial consultation, you will be provided a scope of work and our formal Services Agreement.
Our scope of work will outline what testing methodologies are planned for your software (or the package you have opted for), the inclusions and exclusions, and is completely bespoke to your specific requirements.
Afterwards we will set up specified communication channels and work will begin.
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We aim to establish long-term partnerships built on the most appropriate structure to serve your requirements. Our team are seasoned communicators when it comes to testing and focus on client satisfaction, which means that you will be receiving ongoing productive feedback and suggestions.
At the end of our engagement, you will receive a formal Test Report. This report will outline any issues found within your software in a straightforward, efficient structure with only the necessary information.
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