So if you need a quick, easy and free option for languages on your site you cannot do any better than GTranslate. Some GTranslate Examplesīelow are some screenshots of websites where we have installed the GTranslate plugin using flags option and a shortcode to insert the flag into the required position in the web site and as you can see it looks fine and Google Translate is invisible to the end-user. There a few free, non-google alternatives but the best known and most reliable one is Google Translate and along with that comes a free plugin called: GTranslate, which allows the insertion of a plugin into WordPress and offer a seamless transition experience between the user and Google Translate.īefore we continue with the rest of the article, the bottom line here is, WPML is the heavy-duty professional solution, GTranslate is the lighter free model. Our preferred website platform is WordPress and whilst there are an array of translation plugins, for clients with the proper budget, we focus on the premium plugin called: WPML (WordPress Multi-Lingual) to offer our clients sites in other languages. What are the options for website translations?
In our case, at JUCRA Digital, many of our clients are European based, English speaking businesses and their clients may be mainly English speaking or they may target other locales, such as Spanish, German, French etc. In places such as Europe however, there might be a need for website owners to have their site in their native language and possibly in English. Website owners in countries where English is the predominant language, such as United States, UK, Australia, New Zealand enjoy the savings brought about by only having to manage their website in one language.
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