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UX Issue: Provide multi-language support for the app. #29

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pranavkonidena opened this issue Dec 7, 2024 · 0 comments
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UX Issue: Provide multi-language support for the app. #29

pranavkonidena opened this issue Dec 7, 2024 · 0 comments
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The Issue
Currently, the app only supports a single language, which limits accessibility for non-native speakers. Adding multi-language support will make the app more inclusive and usable for users from different linguistic backgrounds, improving the overall user experience.

Ideal Solution:
Introduce multi-language support so that users can choose their preferred language from a list of available options. The app should dynamically load and display content in the selected language.
Language Selection UI: Provide a language selection option in the settings or onboarding flow.
Localized Content: Translate app text, including task labels, notifications, buttons, and error messages, into multiple languages.
Fallback Mechanism: Ensure that if a translation is missing, the app defaults to the default language (e.g., English).
Dynamic Language Switching: Allow users to switch languages while using the app without restarting the app.

Design specifications:
The language settings should be easy to find, ideally under the app settings or user preferences.
Use a language code or flag icon to represent different languages in the selection UI.
Implement a clean, seamless switch between languages, ensuring that all text elements are translated accurately.

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