localization-testing

Localization testing validates your application across languages, regions, and cultures by checking translation coverage, locale-specific formats like dates and currencies, RTL layout support, and Unicode handling. Run these checks before launching in new markets to ensure global functionality.

RTL language support testing verifies that layout, UI elements, and text direction correctly adapt for Right-to-Left languages like Arabic and Hebrew. The Skill checks that UI components reverse properly and text flows correctly without breaking functionality or visual design.

Yes. Translation coverage validation automatically checks that all user-facing strings are translated for your target locales and no placeholder text remains visible. The Skill identifies untranslated content before release to prevent incomplete localization in production.

Locale-specific format testing validates that dates, times, and currencies display according to regional standards—for example, YYYY/MM/DD for Japan versus DD.MM.YYYY for Germany. The Skill ensures formats conform to each locale's cultural conventions automatically.

Unicode handling validation ensures your application correctly processes and displays characters, symbols, and special text across all supported languages. It verifies that encoding, character rendering, and text integrity remain intact throughout localization.