Portfolio

One hundred and eighteen projects, forty-two locales.

A selection of the open source projects our teams have localized. Every logo below belongs to a project that shipped a translated release with our contributors named in it.

Showing 14 projects

NoNumber logo

NoNumber

Joomla extensions · 24 languages
TechJoomla logo

TechJoomla

Social & commerce · 18 languages
VirtueMart logo

VirtueMart

E-commerce · 31 languages
redSHOP logo

redSHOP

E-commerce · 16 languages
Molajo logo

Molajo

Application platform · 12 languages
Joomla!Gov logo

Joomla!Gov

Public sector · 9 languages
Morph logo

Morph

Developer tooling · 11 languages
Terrace Media logo

Terrace Media

Publishing · 14 languages
FLBAB logo

FLBAB

Community portal · 7 languages
ATAAW logo

ATAAW

Accessibility · 10 languages
OT2SEN logo

OT2SEN

Translation tooling · 22 languages
Valanx logo

Valanx

Open governance · 8 languages
Frog logo

Frog

Content management · 13 languages
Analys4IT logo

Analys4IT

Analytics · 6 languages
Case notes

Three engagements, in detail

What the work actually looked like, including the parts that went badly.

E-commerce

VirtueMart · 31 locales

A checkout flow with prices concatenated from four fragments. We rebuilt them as ICU messages with currency-aware formatting, then translated. Cart abandonment in non-English locales dropped noticeably in the following quarter.

Took: 9 weeks, 2 engineers, 31 reviewers.

Public sector

Joomla!Gov · 9 locales

Accessibility and localization audited together. The hard part was not translation but the mandated terminology in each jurisdiction — we ended up building nine separate approved glossaries rather than one shared list.

Took: 14 weeks, mostly terminology work.

Developer tools

OT2SEN · 22 locales

Our first fully continuous pipeline. It broke twice in the first month because extraction ran before the merge commit. Worth documenting: the fix was a CI ordering change, not a tooling change.

Took: 5 weeks, then ongoing.

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