This presentation is created by me for motivating and guiding newbie l10n contributors how to get started with L10n.

1. Mozilla
Localization
(Kick Off)
FIREFOX IN
URDU

2. •Getting Started
•Requirements
•Joining Mozilla L10n
in five easy steps.

3. Getting Started
• What is Localization?
the process of translating a product into different languages or adapting a
product for a specific country or region
• What is L10n?
Localization represented as a numeronym as L10n.
• Who can be a Localizer?
Anyone who possess skills in (reading, writing and speaking ) their regional
language can be a localizer.

4. Requirements

5. Requirements….
•Good Command over Language.
•Understanding
•Typing Skills(KeyBoards)
•Teamwork
•Communication

6. Step 1
• Introduce yourself in the L10n newsgroup.
• Languages you speak,
• Country where you reside,
• Professional and technical background,
• Why you want to join Mozilla L10n.

7. Step 2
Find your L10n team
•Create a Team Or Join Existing localizers
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Category:L10n_Teams

10. Step 3
Download your L10n team's localized build of Firefox Aurora

11. http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all-aurora.html

12. Step 3
Create a bugzilla account
filing bugs for your team's localized products.

14. Step 4
Using Pootle
Pootle is an online
translation management tool
with translation interface.

15. Register On Pootle
http://mozilla.locamotion.org/accounts/register/

16. Login

17. Choose your Project

18. Select Folder

19. Choose Keyboard

20. Configure Your System

21. Start Translations

22. Step 5
More Opportunities
There are so many ways you can get involved. Once you feel comfortable with how we localize,
consider adding these opportunities to your repertoire:
•Join in the discussion!
•Help localize Mozilla products, like Firefox.
•Help localize Mozilla Web Sites, Services, and Marketing Campaigns.
•Join Project NeMo(News Mozilla) / SuMo (Support Mozilla).
•Localize wiki pages related to localization on the Mozilla Developer Network wiki (MDN).
•Contribute articles to the l10n topic on the MDN wiki.

23. Thank You