Localization Testing

Does the solution content and user interface on your software, website, or application meet specified users’ language and location?


Wa-Software Testing performs localization testing to verify that the solution content and user interface meet specified users’ language and location. We evaluate products from linguistic and cultural perspectives to make sure that they are suitable for the target region or country. By having localization testing conducted, our customers receive the international visibility of solution and are able to provide users from all over the world with a high-quality product. Due to localization, the global release requires less expenses.


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How We Perform Localization Testing

To enter new markets with high-quality products without any grammatical or functional issues that cause negative user experience, we evaluate the quality of localized products using several methods:

  • Internationalization readiness testing - to make sure that localized product interacts correctly with third-party software and native language OSs and platforms and supports multilingual UI
  • Localization testing - to detect issues related to the content translation and its rendering on the interface
  • In-context review - to provide proper globalization of product keeping the context and following all the language standards and rules of the target market.

Our localization testing package includes

  • Linguistic tests - to evaluate product content from the native speaker standpoint
  • UI tests - to make sure that the layouts of the localized application and the original one coincide


Its More Then Language

The localization process is not only the verification of correct translation of all text elements of a software product. The readiness for the global market requires testing of the product layout, formatting, hyperlinks, images quality, basic functionality, keeping cultural and regional specifics of the target market, etc. Besides, localization testing of mobile solutions includes checking of input methods, e.g., keyboards, gestures and touches, verification of UI in different screen sizes and resolutions that vary from one location to another.