Pseudolocalization

Summary

• Pseudolocalization is a software testing method that is used to test internationalization aspects of software. Specifically, it brings to light potential difficulties with localization by replacing localizable text (particularly in a graphical user interface) with text that imitates the most problematic characteristics of text from a wide variety of languages, and by forcing the application to deal with similar input text.

Similar Topics

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Related Topics

• Graphical user interface
• Software testing
• User interface

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