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Userflow Updates

Small language change

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Sebastian Seilund

October 16, 2020

Our new Localization feature is landing soon!

The current way of dealing with multi-lingual apps in Userflow is to manage separate flows/checklists for each language, which is pretty tedious.

With Localization, you'll be able to build a flow/checklist once, and then translate just the text parts to different languages. This will greatly improve the workflow for multi-lingual apps.

To prepare for Localization, we've made a small change around how you use languages in Userflow.

Previously, languages were tied to themes.

As of today, you now select a locale, representing both a user's language and region, directly on each flow/checklist. See under the "Show advanced settings" button.

You can manage your locales under Settings -> Localization. All existing flows/checklists have been assigned a locale matching their theme's old language.

We can't wait to show you Localization very soon! Write us if you're interested in getting early access.

2 min 33 sec. read

blog single image
Userflow Updates

Small language change

blog author
Sebastian Seilund

October 16, 2020

Our new Localization feature is landing soon!

The current way of dealing with multi-lingual apps in Userflow is to manage separate flows/checklists for each language, which is pretty tedious.

With Localization, you'll be able to build a flow/checklist once, and then translate just the text parts to different languages. This will greatly improve the workflow for multi-lingual apps.

To prepare for Localization, we've made a small change around how you use languages in Userflow.

Previously, languages were tied to themes.

As of today, you now select a locale, representing both a user's language and region, directly on each flow/checklist. See under the "Show advanced settings" button.

You can manage your locales under Settings -> Localization. All existing flows/checklists have been assigned a locale matching their theme's old language.

We can't wait to show you Localization very soon! Write us if you're interested in getting early access.

2 min 33 sec. read

Our new Localization feature is landing soon!

The current way of dealing with multi-lingual apps in Userflow is to manage separate flows/checklists for each language, which is pretty tedious.

With Localization, you'll be able to build a flow/checklist once, and then translate just the text parts to different languages. This will greatly improve the workflow for multi-lingual apps.

To prepare for Localization, we've made a small change around how you use languages in Userflow.

Previously, languages were tied to themes.

As of today, you now select a locale, representing both a user's language and region, directly on each flow/checklist. See under the "Show advanced settings" button.

You can manage your locales under Settings -> Localization. All existing flows/checklists have been assigned a locale matching their theme's old language.

We can't wait to show you Localization very soon! Write us if you're interested in getting early access.

About the author

Co-Founder of Userflow

Sebastian Seilund is the co-founder and former CEO of Userflow, where he built one of the leading user onboarding platforms for SaaS companies. With experience as a software engineer at Google and having founded multiple successful software companies, including Denmark's first user-friendly accounting software, Sebastian brings deep technical expertise to discussions about product-led growth and user experience.

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