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hreflang tags
Link tags in the page head that list every language version of a page. Search engines read them to send visitors to the right locale.DetailsABCDFLanguage declaration
The lang attribute on the html element. Browsers, screen readers, and translation tools read it to know what language the page is in.DetailsABCDFLocale routing
How the site serves each language at a stable URL: a path like /es/, a subdomain, or a country domain, and whether those URLs actually respond with localized pages.DetailsABCDFTranslated metadata
Page titles, descriptions, and social share tags, translated per locale instead of left in the default language. This is what shows up in search results.DetailsABCDFContent language
Whether the visible text on each locale page actually reads in that language, measured from the words on the page rather than the tags.DetailsABCDFCharset and direction
UTF-8 encoding declared and decoded cleanly, and the right text direction for scripts such as Arabic and Hebrew.DetailsABCDF