Translation & Localization
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Translation & Localization
Norwegian and English content adapted to tone, market and context.
When a direct translation sounds foreign or loses the commercial meaning.
We localize content between Norwegian and English with consistent terminology, UI length and market-appropriate tone, and flag specialist material that needs domain review.
Core deliverables
- Source and context review
- Terminology/glossary
- Norwegian/English localization within scope
- UI and length adaptation
- Language QA and consistency check
Before we recommend a scope
When this fits
When content needs to work naturally in Norwegian or English rather than being translated word for word.
First decision
Source text, terminology, tone, market and which elements may be adapted freely need to be clear.
When we should choose something else
If facts, rights, product inputs or required approvals are missing, we should not produce claims or material that cannot be substantiated.
How production moves from idea to delivery.
- Brief & inputs — We produce this part from the approved brief, substantiated facts and the requirements of the actual channel.
- Concept & structure — We produce this part from the approved brief, substantiated facts and the requirements of the actual channel.
- Production — We produce this part from the approved brief, substantiated facts and the requirements of the actual channel.
- QA & adaptation — We produce this part from the approved brief, substantiated facts and the requirements of the actual channel.
- Delivery & usage — We test critical user flows, mobile behaviour and technical requirements before launch or handover.
Practical framework
Brief & facts
source text, target market, desired tone, terminology list and any legal/technical wording that must be preserved
Quality & usage
language quality, consistency, terminology accuracy and friction in localized user journeys
Rights & substantiation
Production is based on an approved brief and available facts. We do not invent reviews, case studies, results or rights that cannot be substantiated.
FAQ
When is Translation & Localization the right next step?
When content needs to work naturally in Norwegian or English rather than being translated word for word. Source text, terminology, tone, market and which elements may be adapted freely need to be clear.
What do you need from us before starting?
We clarify source text, target market, desired tone, terminology list and any legal/technical wording that must be preserved. If something is missing, we explain what can be done without it before scope and price are approved.
What do we concretely receive?
The core delivery is normally built around Source and context review, Terminology/glossary, Norwegian/English localization within scope. Exact included and excluded work is confirmed in writing before starting, and we follow relevant signals such as language quality, consistency, terminology accuracy and friction in localized user journeys.
What needs to be substantiated before we can publish?
Production is based on an approved brief and available facts. We do not invent reviews, case studies, results or rights that cannot be substantiated.