I've used other translation CMS in the past and never had difficulties learning the ins and outs of Smartling since the interface is very intuitive. I also like how the high-level contents are organised, which makes things easy to find. I also appreciate...
The fact that I constantly need to expand various items on the right part of the screen. Issues should be readily visible from the get go. Also, in the case of fuzzy matches, Trados has a better approach. You can actually see what needs to be done without...
It's a great way to split concerns between product and development. It removes the need for a code update for translations and tweaking the copy on a website in general. Integrating it was easy, there was an implementation library for whatever application...
Should have options to include or exclude multiple languages under one project account when we have multiple countries.
I've used other translation CMS in the past and never had difficulties learning the ins and outs of Smartling since the interface is very intuitive. I also like how the high-level contents are organised, which makes things easy to find. I also appreciate...
It's a great way to split concerns between product and development. It removes the need for a code update for translations and tweaking the copy on a website in general. Integrating it was easy, there was an implementation library for whatever application...
The fact that I constantly need to expand various items on the right part of the screen. Issues should be readily visible from the get go. Also, in the case of fuzzy matches, Trados has a better approach. You can actually see what needs to be done without...
Should have options to include or exclude multiple languages under one project account when we have multiple countries.