Designing a Local-First UX
Build auto-layouts that gracefully handle 30–50 percent text expansion without truncation. Mirror UI for right-to-left locales and keep icons direction-agnostic where possible. Responsive typography and scalable components reduce rework and preserve polish across languages.
Designing a Local-First UX
Icons, gestures, and colors carry different meanings across cultures. Hand signals, holiday imagery, and even animals can be interpreted differently. Validate with local advisors to ensure illustrations, celebrations, and microcopy land as intended, not as awkward imports.