Japanese is the language that breaks quietly. You run a translation plugin, the copy comes back correct, and the page looks fine at a glance — but the browser has split a person's name across two lines, and one lonely character is sitting by itself at the bottom of a paragraph.

Nothing in Framer stops that. Japanese has no spaces, so the line breaks land wherever the box happens to end.

We wrote three small plugins for the things that break after translation: line breaking, the quarter-em of air between Japanese and Latin characters, and readings set above a word. The whole problem is written out here, with before and after: https://khz-art.com/en/framer-japanese

Japanese is the language that breaks quietly. You run a translation plugin, the copy comes back correct, and the page looks fine at a glance — but the browser has split a person's name across two lines, and one lonely character is sitting by itself at the bottom of a paragraph.

Nothing in Framer stops that. Japanese has no spaces, so the line breaks land wherever the box happens to end.

We wrote three small plugins for the things that break after translation: line breaking, the quarter-em of air between Japanese and Latin characters, and readings set above a word. The whole problem is written out here, with before and after: https://khz-art.com/en/framer-japanese