When a user installs software for the first time encounters an error or issue, 40% of these users will never try and use the software again. With software, first impressions count.
When developing an application for multiple regions, a key part of the development process is ensuring that your target users can use the software without any problems. With software released across different countries your users will speak different languages, have different cultural expectations and may also have different requirements within their local regions.
In order to make sure that your global users do not give up on your software straight away, you need to ensure that the manuals, instructions, help files and menus are professionally translated. You need to ensure that the user interface is designed with the local language and culture in mind, and that the software functions as the user would expect. This can be very difficult to plan and implement if your development team are all based in one region, and are not multi-lingual.
YourCulture can help ensure that your global software release is a success. With experienced, multilingual user acceptance testers YourCulture can test your localised application for design, usability and functionality in multiple languages. So if you are releasing a application across Europe, YourCulture can provide a native speaker for each of the european languages that are experienced in software testing. You will then receive a detailed UAT report from each target market detailing usability issues, language issues and any functionality issues in the relevant language.
Even the smallest of bugs can cause users problems and can reflect badly on your company. Multilingual application testing is key in releasing a bug-free, successful software package that will enhance your global brand.
All we need is the original package or resource files, the required languages and destination countries and YourCulture will do the rest. Each software testing project is different, and YourCulture will plan our service around your needs.
YourCulture can provide multilingual localised user acceptance testing for all platforms and software types – some examples are shown below but this is not a complete list – If you want to discuss your requirements then please contact us.
We can provide:
- Iphone Applications multilingual user acceptance testing (UAT)
- Andriod Applications multilingual user acceptance testing (UAT)
- Windows Phone 7 Applications multilingual user acceptance testing (UAT)
- MacOS Software multilingual user acceptance testing (UAT)
- Windows XP/Vista/7/8 software multilingual user acceptance testing (UAT)
With experienced, native linguists in over 200 languages we are certain YourCulture can meet your localised user acceptance needs. For more information about our specific UAT services click on the relevant sections below, or if you want to talk through your requirements then call +44 (0)203 951 0045
A example of some of the languages we can provide UAT in are listed below – If the language you need is not listed then please still call+44 (0)203 951 0045
| Afrikaans user acceptance testing |
| Albanian user acceptance testing |
| Aymara user acceptance testing |
| Amharic user acceptance testing |
| Armenian user acceptance testing |
| Arabic user acceptance testing |
| Azeri user acceptance testing |
| Basque user acceptance testing |
| Bulgarian user acceptance testing |
| Burmese user acceptance testing |
| Bosnian user acceptance testing |
| Belarusian user acceptance testing |
| Berber user acceptance testing |
| Bengali user acceptance testing |
| Bashkir user acceptance testing |
| Bantu user acceptance testing |
| Catalan user acceptance testing |
| Czech user acceptance testing |
| Chinese user acceptance testing |
| Croatian user acceptance testing |
| Creole user acceptance testing |
| Corsican user acceptance testing |
| Danish user acceptance testing |
| Dutch user acceptance testing |
| Dari user acceptance testing |
| Dinka user acceptance testing |
| Estonian user acceptance testing |
| Ewe user acceptance testing |
| English user acceptance testing |
| Eskimo user acceptance testing |
| French user acceptance testing |
| Finnish user acceptance testing |
| Farsi user acceptance testing |
| Fijian user acceptance testing |
| Flemish user acceptance testing |
| Fang user acceptance testing |
| Faroese user acceptance testing |
| Fulani user acceptance testing |
| German user acceptance testing |
| Greek user acceptance testing |
| Gujarati user acceptance testing |
| Georgian user acceptance testing |
| Gaelic user acceptance testing |
| Hungarian user acceptance testing |
| Hebrew user acceptance testing |
| Herero user acceptance testing |
| Hawaiian user acceptance testing |
| Hausa user acceptance testing |
| Hindi user acceptance testing |
| Hmong user acceptance testing |
| Italian user acceptance testing |
| Icelandic user acceptance testing |
| Indonesian user acceptance testing |
| Ibo user acceptance testing |
| Japanese user acceptance testing |
| Kazakh user acceptance testing |
| Kurdish user acceptance testing |
| Kyrgyz user acceptance testing |
| Kirundi user acceptance testing |
| Korean user acceptance testing |
| Khmer user acceptance testing |
| Kiswahili user acceptance testing |
| Kikuyu user acceptance testing |
| Lithuanian user acceptance testing |
| Latvian user acceptance testing |
| Letzeburgish user acceptance testing |
| Maltese user acceptance testing |
| Mongolian user acceptance testing |
| Maori user acceptance testing |
| Malagasy user acceptance testing |
| Macedonian user acceptance testing |
| Malay user acceptance testing |
| Marathi user acceptance testing |
| Maasai user acceptance testing |
| Mandinka user acceptance testing |
| Norwegian user acceptance testing |
| Nahuatl user acceptance testing |
| Nubian user acceptance testing |
| Oromo user acceptance testing |
| Portuguese user acceptance testing |
| Polish user acceptance testing |
| Pashtu user acceptance testing |
| Papiamento user acceptance testing |
| Punjabi user acceptance testing |
| Quechua user acceptance testing |
| Russian user acceptance testing |
| Romanian user acceptance testing |
| Spanish user acceptance testing |
| Swedish user acceptance testing |
| Slovak user acceptance testing |
| Slovenian user acceptance testing |
| Somali user acceptance testing |
| Samoan user acceptance testing |
| Serbian user acceptance testing |
| Singhalese user acceptance testing |
| Sherpa user acceptance testing |
| Sesotho user acceptance testing |
| Turkish user acceptance testing |
| Turkmen user acceptance testing |
| Tibetan user acceptance testing |
| Tupí-Guaraní (Ñengatú) user acceptance testing |
| Tongan user acceptance testing |
| Tamil user acceptance testing |
| Thai user acceptance testing |
| Tagalog user acceptance testing |
| Ukrainian user acceptance testing |
| Uzbek user acceptance testing |
| Urdu user acceptance testing |
| Vietnamese user acceptance testing |
| Welsh user acceptance testing |
| Wolof user acceptance testing |
| Xhosa user acceptance testing |
| Yiddish user acceptance testing |
| Yoruba user acceptance testing |
| Zulu user acceptance testing |