There are many times when Design Work is required for the translation to flow and to make sense.
This is the case where difficult file formats are involved such as graphics, tables, charts and so on.
Translation AZ project managers are trained to handle projects from A to Z (of course) taking your documents from File Preparation to Translation to Editing & Proofreading to Design work for a final product (printer ready).
We work with a wide range of formats such as InDesign, FrameMaker, QuarkXPress, Illustrator, Photoshop, PageMaker, MS Word, Power Point, Visio, CorelDraw, Sketch App, AutoCad, CorelDraw, FineReader, Adobe Acrobat, Captivate, and multiple DTP plugins and tools.
There are many times when Design Work is required for the translation to flow and to make sense.
This is the case where difficult file formats are involved such as graphics, tables, charts and so on.
Translation AZ project managers are trained to handle projects from A to Z (of course) taking your documents from File Preparation to Translation to Editing & Proofreading to Design work for a final product (printer ready).
We work with a wide range of formats such as InDesign, FrameMaker, QuarkXPress, Illustrator, Photoshop, PageMaker, MS Word, Power Point, Visio, CorelDraw, Sketch App, AutoCad, CorelDraw, FineReader, Adobe Acrobat, Captivate, and multiple DTP plugins and tools.
Have a translation that requires design work? You only need design services? No translation for now?
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Because we understand that “Trust Takes Years to Build, Seconds to Break and Forever to Repair” – Dhar Mann
We don’t want to brag about how we make everybody happy. All those who run a business or who deal with other businesses know that this is not possible. But we do our best! We listen to you and we ask questions about your project to better understand your needs and match you with the right resources and tools because in the end, it is about you and about your business! And we understand this.
