Your language, your accessibility
Language Management makes FleekDash work for more users and more contexts:
Your language – Use FleekDash in your language. Multiple languages with translation support so the admin fits your locale and your team. Switch language from the user menu; the UI updates without a full page reload (in-place).
RTL layout (planned) – Full right-to-left shell mirroring for Arabic, Hebrew, and similar locales is on the roadmap (not shipped yet). See RTL layout (planned). Language switching for translated strings is available today.
Built for access – Keyboard navigation, focus management, and screen-reader-friendly patterns are part of the default experience. You don't turn "accessibility" on. It's built in so the admin works for keyboard users and assistive tech from the start.
For everyone, everywhere – International teams and clients can work in their language; power users and users who need access can use the keyboard and assistive technology. One admin that scales.
Benefits in short:
Switch language from the user menu; UI updates in place.
RTL shell mirroring is planned (locale strings can still use RTL languages today).
Full keyboard support and visible focus; semantic structure for screen readers.
How to access
Change language: Open the user menu (bottom of sidebar: your avatar and name). In the popover, click Language (or "Language"). A language panel or drawer opens. Select your language and apply; the interface updates to that locale. You stay on the same page (in-place). Some builds may offer a dedicated Language or Translations screen (e.g. from Settings or sidebar).
Edit translations (if available): If your FleekDash version includes a translations or PO editor screen, you can open it from Settings, a Language management screen, or a "Edit translations" entry. There you can view or edit strings for a locale (exact location depends on your build).
Accessibility: No separate "turn on accessibility" step. Keyboard navigation, focus order, and screen-reader-friendly patterns are always on. Use Tab to move focus, Enter or Space to activate controls; focus is visible (e.g. focus ring).