Croatian ICT company Inchoo, well known for its e-commerce solutions based on Magento platform, has provided a Language Pack for Magento 2 in Croatian language. They believe that customers are more comfortable using their native language when visiting web shops.
With this extension, more than 12 000 phrases of Magento 2 administration and frontend are translated into Croatian and are ready for use and further customization. Language Pack is now available for free through official channel, Magento Marketplace. It can be installed in less than 30 minutes.
Once it’s set up, administration and frontend are translated to Croatian and no code has to be touched. By specifying Croatian as a default language, it becomes easier for the administrator to customise the store to follow brand’s tone of voice and attract more of the target market.
Inchoo team knows that customer satisfaction is connected with simplicity of experience while shopping and understanding of store functionalities. To achieve this for Croatian merchants they decided to localize Magento. Although Croatian market is a small one they believe that the translation will pay off in the long run.
As stated on the Inchoo blog, with Magento localization they are helping merchants to customize their store not only from technical, but from legal side too. Therefore, they are developing supporting modules for Magento 2, such as fiscalisation, shipping modules and most used Croatian payment gateways, HT PayWay system and WSpay system.
Želimir Gusak, Sales Representative at Inchoo, says that language pack is very important on markets where English is not a primary language. "Not everyone is accustomed to English, at least not to the level which would allow simple system managing. In some cases, lack of translation was the reason for avoiding Magento as a platform by Croatian merchants. With localization, stores on Magento 2 will be technically and legally prepared for the Croatian market and offer better user shopping experience", claims Gusak.
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