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- Internationalization | Our mission | W3C
Introductory video on Internationalization ( i18n), Fuqiao Xue, September 2025 (00:04:32) Fuqiao Xue, Senior Principal Internationalization Specialist at W3C breaks down the fundamental concepts of making the web truly global Learn the crucial difference between Internationalization (i18n) and Localization (l10n), and discover all the things you need to consider beyond words, from character
- Localization vs. Internationalization
Internationalization is often written in English as i18n, where 18 is the number of letters between i and n in the English word Internationalization typically entails: Designing and developing in a way that removes barriers to localization or international deployment
- Internationalization Activity Blog
The W3C Internationalization (I18n) Activity works with W3C working groups and liaises with other organizations to ensure Web technologies work for everyone, regardless of their language, script, or culture
- Getting Started with the W3C I18n site
Getting Started with Internationalization Resources for content authors who are new to Web internationalization, to help them get started with the topic For a general introduction to internationalization and an overview of the work of the W3C Internationalization Activity, see: About internationalisation Basic concepts definitions The following articles of general interest define key
- i18n: languages, countries and character sets
This page is no longer maintained and may be inaccurate For more up-to-date information, Languages, countries, and the charsets typically used for them Here is a partial list of the charsets most typically used for Web pages in various languages:
- 国际化 | 我们的使命 | W3C
国际化（Internationalization）是一种设计和开发方式，旨在适应任何文化、地区或语言的用户需求。 它本质上是一种质量控制策略：您可以在开发周期的早期阶段就将质量控制融入流程，这样当产品进入市场时，就可以避免代价高昂且有时难以逾越的障碍。
- Internationalization Quick Tips for the Web
Internationalization Quick Tips for the Web Language Declare the language of documents and indicate internal language changes Presentation vs content Use style sheets for presentational information Restrict markup to semantics Forms Use UTF-8 on both form and server Support local formats of names addresses, times dates, etc Text authoring Use simple, concise text Use care when
- About W3C Internationalization (i18n)
About internationalization Access to a Web for All has been a fundamental concern and goal of the World Wide Web Consortium since the beginning, and is a natural requirement for Web-based applications, given that they can be accessed by people around the world Unfortunately, it is easy to overlook the needs of people in cultures different to your own, or who use different languages or writing
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