Multi-Language Cyber Security Learning
Programme
WHAT MADE IT COMPLEX?
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Client feedback raised concerns about visual consistency, iconography and message clarity in videos.
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Requests for on-screen keywords created cost and timeline implications because translated versions would require additional editing and rendering.
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Stakeholders needed a practical compromise that balanced clarity, budget, timeline and quality.
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Creative direction needed closer alignment before further animation work continued.
my responsibility
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Led weekly status discussions and captured concerns clearly.
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Explained cost and timeline impact of translated on-screen keywords.
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Scheduled follow-up touchpoints to resolve feedback and maintain momentum.
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Coordinated internal feasibility review with production colleagues.
IMPACT
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Kept stakeholders aligned during a sensitive quality discussion.
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Helped the team prioritise quality over speed where needed.
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Created a structured path for review, keyword decisions and iconography improvements.
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Maintained transparent communication around cost, timeline and translation implications.
LESSONS LEARNED
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Creative feedback should be translated into specific, actionable decisions before production continues.
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Translation impacts must be explained early when visual or video changes affect multiple language versions.
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Quality concerns are easier to resolve when the project manager creates space for discussion while keeping decisions moving.