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Ardot Console UI Translator

Content Creation Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Chinese console copy in design files is often translated item by item, leading to inconsistent terms, button text that reads like prose, and variables or brand names being altered. console-translator works on selected pages, Frame nodes, Group nodes, or text sets in Ardot, turning UI strings into natural English interface copy instead of translating isolated text.

How It Works

  • It starts with fetch_editor_state to get fileId, selected objects, and active page, and stops if nothing is selected.
  • It groups selected objects by page or logical module to avoid cross-page terminology contamination.
  • It extracts Chinese text nodes with batch_read, skipping numbers, URL values, template variables, brand names, and existing English copy.
  • It selects expressions using references/dict.md, references/industry-mapping.md, and top industry product conventions, then reviews them with references/quality-checklist.md.
  • It writes back text-only changes with batch_edit, leaving layout, color, and component structure untouched.

Limits

It is best for term-consistent English UI localization, not for product strategy, visual redesign, or automatic overflow fixes. If translated text may overflow controls, it suggests layout fine-tuning instead of changing the layout without request.

Use Cases

  • Before design review, translate the selected Ardot console page from Chinese into natural English SaaS copy.
  • Before release, unify console terms by translating selected Frame buttons, table headers, and status labels using the project dictionary.
  • When literal translation feels stiff, review selected cloud product pages for localization and rewrite only the text nodes that need changes.
  • After selecting multiple components, split translation by logical module to avoid cross-page term contamination.

Best For

  • UI designers preparing design handoff: need to turn selected Ardot Chinese interface copy into shippable English.
  • Product managers working on overseas releases: need consistent English terms for console buttons and status labels.
  • Design engineers in i18n delivery: need text-only edits that preserve variables, brand names, and code snippets.
  • Content operators reviewing copy: need to check whether English is natural, professional, concise, and page-consistent.