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Mixit conquered five new markets with automated localization workflows
Mixit is a Czech e-shop offering hundreds of custom-made cereals and oatmeals that they ship to central European countries. Their personalized and ready-made options are often designed by cooks, nutrition specialists, and sportsmen.
The Challenge
Penetrating five different markets in five different languages. The goal was to simplify the task of translating every new feature and avoiding changing the existing wording manually. Up until then, the team went through a ticketing system and assigned the tasks manually to coders.
The Solution
Mixit used our potent command-line interface to streamline their localization workflow. Once the project was connected through Localazy CLI, Branching was added, keys were uploaded, and the internal translation team was able to start localizing the original website in Czech into multiple languages at once.
Localazy's automatic alerts for updated translations, untranslated keys, errors, and typos also simplified and minimized the role of the IT team. Translators could now fix these issues themselves, generating freshly updated website versions every time.
The Result
The team at Mixit only needed a couple of weeks to localize their Vue.js website. A script was set up to process the translations and distribute them to the components. After that, the content was localized into Slovak, Polish, Romanian, Hungarian, and German, and was ready to be used in new markets.
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