Translation office
An editorial-style website for a translation office with document types, per-page prices, turnaround times and an easy request form.
- Sections 8
- Languages English and Arabic
- Look Editorial
What's inside
- Services
- How it works
- Pricing
- Why us
- Reviews
- Questions
- Booking
- Contact
- Learn how it is made · OptionalStart the free course
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Zip file, 50 KB: index.html, css, js, data/site.json with every word in English and Arabic, and a README.
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Details
What it includes
- A complete brief for a translation office website with 8 sections, from hero to contact
- Exact colours, fonts and spacing for the editorial look
- Every line of copy written for you, in English and Arabic
- Right-to-left rules for the Arabic version
- A WhatsApp booking flow and a checklist to know it is finished
What it does not do
- It is a website design, not a shop with payments. Add those later with a database and a payment service.
- All names, brands, phone numbers and prices are invented examples. Replace them with yours.
- The Arabic text should be checked by a native reader before you show a client.
Look
Editorial
Languages
English and Arabic
Level
Beginner
Questions
- What is in this translation office prompt?
- A full brief for an editorial-style site with document types, prices, turnaround, a process and a quote request form.
- Can the site translate files itself?
- No. It is a business website that takes requests. Translation is done by your team.
- Do I need a licence to claim official translation?
- Often yes. Check which authority recognises your translators and only state what is true.
- Can visitors upload documents?
- The prompt uses WhatsApp and email to keep it simple. Add secure uploads only if you can protect personal documents.
