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tags: '@badging/i18n'
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Locize Translation View
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### This is an Overview Illustration of the proces involved in Localization of a Service using [Locize](https://locize.com/?utm_source=i18next_com&utm_medium=gitbook)
- Login into your [Locize](https://www.locize.app/) Dashboard. When logged into your dashboard, a Demo project is being created for you to work with called **Demo Project**

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- You can also add a new project by pressing the **+** sign close to `ADD A NEW PROJECT`. After that fill in the Project information for your Project

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- After Creating your new Project, you could Import/Export your files with the supported formats [here](https://docs.locize.com/integration/supported-formats)

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- After Creating your Project, Specify the `reference` language, youcan also add new languages that will be used for translating your files. Creating `Namespaces` enables you to separate translations that get loaded into multiple files.
More details on Namespaces [here](https://docs.locize.com/more/namespaces)

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- *you can also use the "Key":"Value" method to add your content* inside the project you created.

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- After Importing your content to the Reference language, it generates the New Value

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- Return back to the Second languge you added, the translation New value will be displayed.

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You can Repeat the same process when adding a new language or **Starting a new Project**
- Source: https://www.locize.app/
#### You can also Sync and Integrate the Locize API. The locize Command Line enables you to add new segments or complete files.
> Details are explained [here](https://gist.github.com/thecraftman/5c8fdd733bdac2bd405e6b195f55090c)