Check list for Internationalization (I18n)
Last modified on April 2nd, 2009 by Joe.
This check list for Internationalization (I18n) will cater to the need of programmers irrespective of the language java /dot net/ j2ee / any other.
Translatable items
- GUI – Labels and Menu items
- User messages including third party component generated
- Log / system generated messages
- Help – Online help / manual and other deliverable documentation
- Installation notes / guide / setup information
- Symbols (Rs., $, …)
- Icons, Images and Colors
- Sound
- Animation
Formatting and Processing items
- Time, Date, and Calendar
- Numeric, Monetary, and Metric
- Personal Names, Honorifics, and Titles
- Maps / Addresses
- Layout (Like narrow / broad)
- Sound-to-Text / speech recognition
Technical
- Equality checking (String / Character matching)
- Sorting
- Text length / wrapping
- Position / direction of text / objects
- Encoding Methods
- Device Input (Keyboard and Input Methods)
- Device Output (Font Management, Rendering, and Output Methods)
Since
2008
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