(From BtoBOnline.com)
According to this article, "localizing your Web site for international users requires more than hurdling a few language barriers".
The article describes many things to be considered and difficulties to be overcome for those who plan to have an international version of their web site.
While it concentrates on issues other than translation, I think this could be very useful to translators who are asked to quote for the localization of a web site: it gives us other factors to mention to our prospect, from planning for non-broadband connections to getting a local URL for the international site.
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