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Note: Volunteer translators use the same system. And so do people like me when localising their own projects, simply cos... well, it's a tool I have available.
[rose] at 2026-10-16 17:47
It could be useful to people presenting multilingual content on a static site, but it's kinda specific to when there is interactivity involved. So I dunno how much of that would be indie dev activities.
[rose] at 2026-10-16 17:46
Maybe better for a general web dev forum [Rose] unless this is something you are working on for your personal site
[tantek] at 2026-10-16 17:45
Basically any commercial localisation agency etc. will be using XLIFF or capable of importing them, and they have huge advantages over plain JSON, which I think a lot of us would default to.
[rose] at 2026-10-16 17:43
A developer might just think oh JSON is enough. And tbh that is the way I designed the tool, before they told me a certain known big localisation agency would be doing localisation, and not internal teams. I know they are, well, not very good, so I decided to create a JSON to XLIFF converter - and one for the reverse trip - plus instructions - to avoid issues.
[rose] at 2026-10-16 17:42
but using it a bit like you would use an image anyway.
[rose] at 2026-10-16 17:40
I’m talking about referencing the SVG in CSS as a background-image or mask layer - not dumping inline svg elements directly into the HTML markup.
[rose] at 2026-10-16 17:40
sure, SVG as a replacement for PNG or JPEG or other raster formats makes sense when it's more efficient
[tantek] at 2026-10-16 17:37
yes people used TABLEs for styling quite a bit too — but that was obviously wrong
[tantek] at 2026-10-16 17:37
only content? but people DO use it for styling quite a bit - more efficient than images. Provided the SVGs are small of course. As in, background stuff. And with animation controls.
[rose] at 2026-10-16 17:36

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