Built for Arabic and English, not translated
Most bilingual sites are an English layout flipped at the end, and it shows: numbers in the wrong order, icons pointing the wrong way, Arabic squeezed into lines meant for Latin letters. We design both directions together, with Arabic typography that has room to breathe, dates and prices that read naturally, and forms that make sense to someone typing in Arabic. Search engines get both versions as real pages, each with its own address and language tags, so people find you in the language they search in.
Fast, easy to find, and yours to run
Speed is a feature: a page that takes five seconds to open on a phone loses most of the people who tapped it. We build pages that open in under two seconds on a normal mobile connection, then add what keeps a site useful — a content panel your team can update without calling us, analytics you can read, and pages structured so Google understands them. Hosting and deploys are set up in your name with automated backups, and the source code sits in your own repository from the first week.
How the project runs
Discover
We sit with you and learn the business: who uses this, what slows them down today, and what has to be true for the project to be worth doing. Then we agree on scope, timeline and price before anyone writes code.
Design
Flows first, then wireframes, then the real interface in both Arabic and English. You approve the screens before we build them, so nothing expensive gets discovered late.
Build
We build in weekly cycles. Every week you get a working link, not a status report — you open it, click around, and tell us what to change while changing it is still cheap.
Launch and support
We deploy, move your data across, and train your team on the parts they will use daily. After that we stay on: monitoring, fixes, and the next round of improvements.
Timeline and price
A marketing website usually takes two to four weeks and starts around 1,000 JOD. Larger web platforms are priced on scope — how many user roles, screens and integrations they need. Either way you get a fixed price after the discovery step, and every project includes thirty days of free fixes after launch.