Source and terminology preparation
Confirm audience, purpose, language direction, source authority, glossary, names, protected terms, references, file formats, character limits, and review responsibilities.
Translation & Localization service
Translate meaning in context, not line by line in isolation. Asban supports English and French content across digital products, campaigns, documentation, and public-facing services with controlled terminology and review.
Scope and deliverables
A typical engagement includes source and terminology preparation, contextual translation and quality review and implementation support.
Confirm audience, purpose, language direction, source authority, glossary, names, protected terms, references, file formats, character limits, and review responsibilities.
Translate approved content with attention to meaning, tone, interface context, readability, terminology, accessibility, and regional usage.
Complete bilingual checks, incorporate authorized feedback, verify links and interface strings, and support content entry or release where scoped.
Practical value
The intended outcomes are consistent bilingual terminology, clearer audience communication and fewer release errors. Success measures are agreed around the organization's objective.
Use the same approved language across pages, screens, campaigns, documents, and recurring organizational concepts.
Produce French and English content that reads naturally for its purpose and intended readers.
Catch missing strings, broken layout, incorrect context, inconsistent names, and outdated source content before publication.
Governance and context
Translation work tracks the approved source, version, language direction, glossary, reviewer authority, confidential material, cultural or community review, accessibility, feedback resolution, and final publication approval.
Before you start
Yes, when the required language pair, subject matter, volume, schedule, and review process are confirmed during scoping.
Yes, where access and workflow allow. The team can work with content management systems, localization files, structured exports, interface inventories, or controlled documents.
Translation changes language while preserving meaning. Localization can also adapt examples, tone, conventions, interface behaviour, imagery, offers, and audience context.