Vision
Expand our inclusive, multilingual platform experience that feels native, accessible, and consistent for every European user, regardless of language, culture, or ability.
Scope
- Expansion of both Driver and Admin portals and the main website to five new European locales (NO, DK, SE, PL, and PT).
- Integration of localisation workflows into the existing accessibility QA process.
- Full-cycle validation for content accuracy, UX consistency, and WCAG 2.1 AA compliance.
Goals
- Deliver five new fully localised and accessible portals.
- Reduce post-launch localisation issues.
- Standardise QA and localisation workflows.
- Improve translation turnaround and coordination.
- Ensure accessibility compliance across all new locales.
The Work
Timeline
Planning & setup
Defined localisation strategy, QA checklist, and accessibility requirements (Q4 2020).
Implementation
Coordinated content, translation, and engineering tasks (Q1 2021).
Testing & validation
Executed localisation and accessibility QA across all five locales (Q2 2021 – Q4 2021).
Launch & monitoring
Verified production builds, managed bug tracking, and post-launch review (Q1 2022).
The Team
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Product Manager
Oversee and guide the project from start to finish.
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Developers
React-based architecture for the US and EU driver portals, with WCAG 2.1 AA in mind.
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QA
Accessibility and localization compliance.
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External translators
Localise content for the five new locales with cultural relevance and linguistic precision.
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Localisation Manager
Oversee localisation, coordinate with translators, and keep consistency across locales.
My Contributions
- Coordinated localisation QA.
- Provided test plans for localisation testing.
- Managed vendor and engineering alignment.
- Proofread translations.
- Verified accessibility compliance across all new locales.
Outcomes & Improvements
- Translation turnaround improved by 20%.
- Increased reach across the EU with full accessibility compliance.
- Increased users from new locales by 15%.