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I designed and built a communication skills development course for an Austrian client, with more than 30 modules in both German and English. The course uses fully vector-based graphics and illustrations to keep the design clean and consistent across both language versions
Using the same illustration system across both languages should help the modules feel consistent. I’d leave room for translated labels to expand and review each language at the actual learner screen size, especially where text sits inside a graphic.
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