This info-graphic is designed to explain the purpose and process of website localisation. To understand the need for website localisation services, you must first comprehend the cultural and linguistic differences between different countries and regions. The above illustration demonstrates these particular aspects of language diversity and explains why they are applicable to online content. The info-graphic also shows the advantages of using website localisation services and illustrates the benefits it can have for businesses!

1. Website Localisation
What does it mean?
“Website localisation means making
sure your product is suitably
adapted to a particular area.”
To localise you are
creating a website
that looks and feels
like it has been
created for the
particular market
you are targeting.
Studies suggest English-language
users start reading at the top-left
of a given webpage.
They then look across the page
horizontally in one or two sweeps
and skim down the page vertically,
making an F-shaped pattern.
It is therefore important to make
sure important content is placed
in the right area.
Quick Lingo Ltd.

2. Website Localisation
Is it necessary?
“With the world globalising it is
becoming more and more necessary
for companies to compete on an
international level. However, to sell
to a foreign market you must speak
the language!”
Why do I have to translate my website?!?
33% Approximately 67 per cent of
internet users do not speak
67%
English as their first language
So it is vital to have your website translated!
Naturally, there are certain
things that cannot be
translated automatically
without reducing cultural
elements. Human intervention
and professional translation
services are therefore of great
importance.
Quick Lingo Ltd.

3. Website Localisation
What are the
advantages?
Complete accuracy in
translation!
It is possible to invite
international investment!
Small companies can compete
on an international basis!
Quick Lingo Ltd.