You add a custom store listing to create text translations for Spanish speaking users, but do not localize the graphic assets. What is the likely result?
- The included text and graphics will appear in the default language untranslated.
- The text will appear in Spanish, but the graphics will not be visible to users from Spanish-speaking areas.
- Google Play Console will automatically localize the graphics to match the language of the text.
- The text will appear in Spanish and the graphics will appear in the default language.
Explanation:
Here’s why:
- Custom Store Listings: When you create a custom store listing for a specific language, you have the option to provide translated text and localized graphic assets.
- Untranslated Graphics: If you only translate the text and not the graphics, the text will display correctly in the target language (Spanish), but the graphics will remain in their original, default language.
The main chapter where this is discussed is Chapter Name – Create a Google Play Store listing. The section on “Translations” explains how to add translations and localized graphic assets to provide a fully localized experience for users.