Pre-Translation Preparation

Gather detailed information about the project scope, target audience, tone, and specific client preferences. Assign qualified translators with expertise in the subject matter and the target language.

Editing

A skilled editor reviews the translated content for clarity, grammar, and style to refine the initial translation. Ensure consistency in terminology and tone throughout the translated document.

Translation Phase

Produce an initial translation while ensuring linguistic accuracy, cultural relevance, and adherence to client-specific instructions. Employ computer-assisted translation (CAT) tools and translation memory to ensure consistency in terminology and style. 

Review

A separate linguist or reviewer conducts a detailed review to verify accuracy, linguistic nuances, and cultural appropriateness. Evaluate the translation within the context of the intended audience and purpose of the document.

Quality Control

Perform a final proofreading check to catch any typographical errors, formatting issues, or overlooked linguistic nuances.

Utilize specialized software to conduct technical quality checks, ensuring compliance with formatting and file specifications. 

Finalization and Delivery

Conduct a final assessment to ensure that the translation meets iTranslate's quality standards and the client's specifications. Deliver the finalized, high-quality translated document to the client within the agreed-upon timeframe.

Client Collaboration

Offer the client an opportunity to review the translated document and provide feedback.

 Integrate client feedback to refine the translation and address any client-specific requirements or preferences. 

Continuous Improvement

Incorporate client feedback and post-project reviews to enhance translation processes continually.

Identify areas for improvement in workflows, tools, or training to optimize future translation projects.