Visitors find what they came for
Navigation, page structure and content hierarchy are built from research into real tasks, so people reach answers and actions without hunting for them.
Website design
Websites designed around what your visitors came to do.
Research-led UX and UI design for corporate, government, media and e-commerce websites, in Arabic and English.
What’s included
Deliverables you can plan around.
- Website UX audit and analytics review for redesigns
- Information architecture, sitemap and navigation
- User journeys and conversion paths for key tasks
- Wireframes and clickable prototypes
- Responsive UI design for desktop, tablet and mobile
- Arabic and English bilingual layouts with full RTL support
- Accessible design aligned with WCAG 2.2 AA
- Component library, CMS templates and developer handoff
Outcomes
What changes when it’s done.
More enquiries, sign-ups and sales
Every key page is designed around a clear next step, with forms, calls to action and checkout flows tested before they reach your developers.
One site, two languages, every device
Arabic and English are designed together from the first wireframe, responsive and accessible, so neither audience gets a translated afterthought.
How it works
A process built for clarity.
- 01
Discover
Stakeholder interviews, analytics, a review of the current site and competitors, and research with the people who actually use it.
- 02
Structure
Information architecture, sitemap, navigation and the key user journeys, validated before any visual design begins.
- 03
Design
Wireframes become high-fidelity responsive pages in Arabic and English, built on a component library from the start.
- 04
Prototype and test
Clickable prototypes of the critical journeys go in front of real users so the structure and copy are proven, not assumed.
- 05
Hand off and QA
Annotated designs, components and CMS templates for your developers or build partner, then design review of the build until launch.
Websites that work as hard as your business
A website is often the first real conversation a customer, citizen or partner has with you. We design corporate, government, media and e-commerce websites around the tasks people arrive with: finding a service, comparing options, reading the news, making an enquiry or completing a purchase. Research sets the structure, testing proves it, and every key page is designed to lead somewhere useful.
For a redesign, we start with what the current site already tells us. Analytics, search data, support queries and sessions with real users show where people get lost and where enquiries drop away, so the new site fixes the problems that matter rather than simply looking newer. For the World Defense Show we designed a website that serves exhibitors, delegations and visitors at once, and for Thaqafiya a cultural news portal built for Arabic readers.
Arabic and English, designed together
For clients in Dubai, Riyadh, Doha and across the region, a website is rarely in one language. We design Arabic and English side by side: right-to-left layouts that are properly mirrored, Arabic typography chosen for the screen, bidirectional content in forms and tables, and navigation that reads naturally in both directions. Accessibility is built in from the first wireframe, with contrast, readable type and keyboard-friendly patterns aligned with WCAG 2.2 AA.
Designed to be built
We design; your developers or a trusted build partner build. Everything we hand over is made for that handoff: a component library, page templates mapped to your CMS, annotated responsive layouts and the states developers need, from form errors to empty search results. We stay involved during development, reviewing the build so the website that launches is the one that was designed and tested. If you are not sure whether you need a full redesign, a UX audit is a good place to start.
Related work
Where this shows up.
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FAQ
Questions about website design.
Do you also build the website?
We are a design studio, so our work is the research, UX and UI design. For the build, we work with your developers or a trusted build partner: we hand over annotated designs, components and CMS templates, stay involved during development and review the build until launch so the live site matches what was designed. We do not provide hosting or ongoing SEO retainers.
Should we redesign our website or improve the one we have?
It depends on what the research shows. If the structure is sound and the problems are concentrated in a few journeys, a focused improvement is faster and cheaper. If the navigation, content model or brand no longer fit the business, a redesign usually pays for itself. We often start with a UX audit so the decision is based on evidence.
Can you design a bilingual Arabic and English website?
Yes, it is most of our work. We design both languages together: mirrored right-to-left layouts, Arabic typography that holds up at every size, bidirectional content in tables and forms, and navigation that works for both audiences. When Arabic is the primary market, we design it first.
Do you work with our CMS?
Yes. We design page templates and components around the CMS your team uses or plans to use, so editors can build new pages without breaking the design. We agree the content model with your developers early to avoid surprises at build.
Is accessibility part of the design?
Always. We design to WCAG 2.2 AA as standard: colour contrast, readable type, keyboard and screen-reader friendly patterns, clear focus states and accessible forms. For government and public-sector websites we align with the relevant national requirements as well.
How long does a website design project take?
A focused redesign of key pages and journeys typically takes six to ten weeks. A full corporate, government or e-commerce website, including research, information architecture, bilingual design and handoff, usually takes three to five months. We agree the scope and timeline clearly upfront.
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