Arabic WooCommerce Store Translation
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a native-level Arabic translator who can handle my entire WooCommerce site—from every product title and description to the menus, buttons, and checkout flow. The goal is a fluent, culturally appropriate Arabic version that feels like it was written for first-language visitors, yet still mirrors the structure and intent of the original English store.
Scope
• Products: more than 300 SKUs, each with short and long descriptions, attributes, and SEO snippets.
• User interface: category names, navigation labels, cart and checkout steps, customer emails, and any onscreen notices.
• Anything else that appears in English once the site is live; if you see it, translate it.
I work with standard WordPress tools, so if you are comfortable using WPML, Polylang, or TranslatePress you can work directly in the back-end.
Tone & quality
Translations must read formal and professional, aligning with the brand’s premium positioning. I do not have a fixed keyword list, so feel free to use general, naturally flowing terminology that an Arabic-speaking customer would expect.
Deliverables
• Fully translated content published
• Proofread pages showing correctly on both desktop and mobile
• A brief handover note explaining where each group of strings was added or updated so I can maintain them easily in the future
If this sounds like a job you’ve handled before, please share a recent example of an Arabic e-commerce or WooCommerce site you translated and your preferred workflow. I’m ready to give you access and agree on a timeline as soon as we confirm the approach.
Scope
• Products: more than 300 SKUs, each with short and long descriptions, attributes, and SEO snippets.
• User interface: category names, navigation labels, cart and checkout steps, customer emails, and any onscreen notices.
• Anything else that appears in English once the site is live; if you see it, translate it.
I work with standard WordPress tools, so if you are comfortable using WPML, Polylang, or TranslatePress you can work directly in the back-end.
Tone & quality
Translations must read formal and professional, aligning with the brand’s premium positioning. I do not have a fixed keyword list, so feel free to use general, naturally flowing terminology that an Arabic-speaking customer would expect.
Deliverables
• Fully translated content published
• Proofread pages showing correctly on both desktop and mobile
• A brief handover note explaining where each group of strings was added or updated so I can maintain them easily in the future
If this sounds like a job you’ve handled before, please share a recent example of an Arabic e-commerce or WooCommerce site you translated and your preferred workflow. I’m ready to give you access and agree on a timeline as soon as we confirm the approach.