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UX Around the World in 300 Seconds Elizabeth Chesters Ladies that UX London @EChester s

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UX Around the Worldin 300 SecondsElizabeth ChestersLadies that UX London

@EChesters

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Individualist culture- “Go on, treat yo’self”

6 time-zones across the country

AmericaLocalising for

@EChesters

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1 of 11 countries with letters in postcodesInconsistent measurement systemsMars Probe lost contact - NASALow score in Power Distance

The United Kingdom

Localising for

@EChesters

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@EChesters

Low Power Distance - McDonald’s

Dutch websiteUK website

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Official language is ArabicDesign is flipped horizontallyDesign patterns changeDon’t have letter boxesRetail websites focus on Lookbooks

EgyptLocalising for

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Language Differences - McDonald’s Egypt

Arabic website English website

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Around 150 spoken languagesNavigation relies on landmarksCommon to not have a surname (in the South)Prefer SMS to communicate

IndiaLocalising for

@EChesters

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Colgate toothpaste localises for the Indian market with spicy flavours

@EChesters

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8 official languagesMobile users surpass desktopFamily names are before givenRed - dominant cultural colour

ChinaLocalising for

@EChesters

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@EChesters

KFC China

Chinese website Canadian website

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Thank you!Elizabeth ChestersLadies that UX London

Follow my work at echesters.co.uk