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Sign in/out/up in English correspond to actions you might take in your daily life (eg signing in to a visitors' book at a meeting), whereas most people would on
by timthorn 14y ago
Sign in/out/up in English correspond to actions you might take in your daily life (eg signing in to a visitors' book at a meeting), whereas most people would only have come across log in within a computer related context.
- pygy_ 14y ago> Sign in/out/up in English correspond to actions you might take in your daily life... ... in English-speaking countries. > [M]ost people would only have come across log in within a computer related context. Most of the time, non-native speakers come across English in computer-related contexts, i.e. on the Web.
- jeltz 14y agoMany non-native English speakers primarily get in contact with English in computer related contexts since they live in a non-English speaking country and use English language websites. This group of customers may be larger than the group of native speakers depending on your target audience. So optimizing for non-native English speakers living in non-English speaking countries is something which should be considered.