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Companies often translate a website but never check whether the translated version still looks correct. A localization QA service can review pages for cut-off text, broken buttons, untranslated sections, strange spacing and incorrect links. Fluency in the target language helps, but even layout-focused checks can find many technical problems. The client provides the website and languages that need reviewing. A basic package can cover several pages, while larger packages can include the full site and mobile testing. Screenshots should show exactly where each issue appears. Translation meaning should only be corrected when the reviewer is qualified in that language. The report can separate language problems from visual or technical problems. This service is useful for online shops, software companies and businesses entering new markets. It does not require building the website from scratch. The value comes from catching embarrassing mistakes before customers see them.
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