Localizability testing

Before starting the localization process, it is advisable to complete the localizability testing. Localizability testing helps you ensure that the globalized application is ready for localization, i.e. the application's executable code has been clearly separated from the application's localizable resources. This process verifies that you can easily translate the user interface of the program to any target language without re-engineering or modifying the code. To complete the localizability testing, you can use Pseudo Translation. For details, see Pseudo Translation Expert.

To isolate resource translations that cause crashes of the localized application, and catch the localization bugs at the early stage of the localization process, you can use Crash Finder. Crash Finder executes a series of launches of the localized application to detect the exact position of crash-inducing elements. See Crash Finder.