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Like what you are seeing? A site like this one — designed for you, built as software, in Arabic and English — could be yours.
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This site is the sample. Everything on it — the dot matrix, the loader, the figures, the clock in the header, the game in the footer — was designed for it and built by hand, and it runs in Arabic and English from the same code on hosting we operate. Nothing here came from a theme store.
A site for you gets the same treatment. Not this design — yours — but the same way of working: designed rather than templated, built as software, measured before launch, and handed over with the keys.
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Discovery comes first: a week of reading what you sell, who buys it, what they search for, and what your competitors look like. Then three design directions, each a real page rather than a mood board, and one is taken forward. The one you see here was the third of three.
Design decisions are written down with their reasons, so the site can grow for years without anyone wondering why the blue is that blue.
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A company site is an application that happens to show pages. Ours are built that way: every dependency under version control, a staging copy that takes every change first, a test suite, and deployment from a pipeline rather than a drag into a file manager. This site is deployed exactly like that.
It is the least glamorous part of the work and the reason a site built this way is still standing, and still fast, three years later.
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Most bilingual sites are an English site with Arabic bolted on, and it shows: mirrored layouts that break, numbers that flip, a search engine that only finds the English half. Here the right-to-left layout is designed in from the first screen, every page has its twin, and the search engines are told which is which.
Every page you are reading exists in Arabic. Switch the language in the header and the same page comes back the other way round.
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You edit the content yourselves; the editing interface is the part of the platform we leave exactly as your team already knows it. The code, the design files and the runbook are yours, and the site is launched either on the hosting plan — patched, backed up and watched for one number a year — or handed over to a host of your choosing with the pipeline intact.
Either way the number is agreed before the first design direction, in writing, in riyals, after the discovery week. It does not move unless the scope does.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Tell us about the site or the idea, in Arabic or English, and we will come back with questions, then a number in writing. No deck, no pressure, and the first conversation costs nothing.