You are designing a multi-lingual publishing Web site using SharePoint 2010.
Administrators have installed language packs for Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese on
the server. Users whose browser locale is set to Japanese, Chinese, or Vietnamese must
be able to navigate to a corresponding language-specific site with as few clicks as possible.
Your design needs to ensure that this is accomplished with no custom development. Which
approach should you recommend?

A.
Create a variation label for Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese. For each variation
label, create a hierarchy. SharePoint will automatically redirect users to the
language-specific site that corresponds to their browser locale.

B.
Create a language-specific site for Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese. Create a JScript
file that queries the user’s browser locale and redirects them to the appropriate
language-specific site. Add a reference to the JScript file to each master pages used in the
site collection.

C.
Create a language-specific site for Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese. Create an
application page that queries that user’s browser locale and redirects them to the
appropriate language-specific site. Make this page the welcome page for the top-level site.

D.
Create a language-specific site for Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese. Create a
top-level site with a welcome page that contains hyperlinks to the language-specific sites.
Allow users to navigate to the language-specific site of their choosing.