There is no such question to be answered in
such a general way. Most websites manage content and design via a
so-called CMS system (content management system). An example of such a
system is the well-known provider WordPress,
but there are also many other systems for managing web pages. Due to the
variety of possibilities, it makes sense to first determine which export
formats your system supports. You should then check with your translation
partner whether the supported file format is also supported on their
page. If you choose us from Easytrans24.com as a partner, we can provide
you with the translation of many common file formats such as XML, XLIFF,
. PO, HTML and JSON. To get more detailed information about our
service, check out the Software & Apps Translation page.
As a final tip in the
Translate File Formats section of the website, we can let you know that you are
starting a trial run first. Specifically, this can be a subpage that you
export and import again after the translation to check that everything has
worked out well from a technical point of view. If the trial run of your
website translation worked well, you can also share all remaining pages for
translation
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