The World Wide Web has opened up the markets of the world to even the smallest companies. The percentage of non-English speaking Web users is growing rapidly.
To make the most of this flexible medium converting your website to the mother tongues of your target markets is essential. This process involves much more than just translation and is know as 'localisation'.
Adelphi will convert the text in your website at no additional cost to normal translation! We can handle any level of site from simple 'on-line brochures' to database driven sites in many languages.
Using sophisticated translation software we can produce foreign language 'clones' of an existing English site without the risk of damaging any embedded code. Adelphi are experience in working with all aspects of a website including Flash movies, images and sound.
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Adelphi News
After meeting them at the Harrogate Housing exhibition The Mill Group tested Adelphi with a recording project in seven languages with an extremely tight deadline and budget...... If you took part in our Language Identification Quiz at the Housing Exposition in Harrogate and would like to know the answers, click on 'Quiz Answers' above .... On June the 12th and 13th Adelphi Translations will have a stand at the Housing Exposition in Harrogate. Come and see us at stand 471. Adelphi will launch their new-look website on June 2nd. The site has been created in- house and showcases Adelphi's design and development skills. Adelphi starts the New Year with a partnership merger. Health & Housing, the Leeds based specialist communications provider for community, health and housing professionals, and Adelphi Translations have enjoyed a long standing working relationship over the past few years. Adelphi flexed its multimedia muscles again combining sound recording and video editing to produce a Mandarin version of a documentary about listed buildings in Sheffield. |
