Creative · Marketing · Technology

Company website design in Egypt & the Gulf

Your website should make your business easy to understand and the next step easy to take. We design and build company sites, portfolios and product landing pages around the questions your visitors actually have.

  • Business websites
  • UI/UX
  • Arabic & English
Discuss your project

01 / A good fit for

For a company introducing its services, a studio presenting its portfolio, or a product team preparing a launch page. We work with businesses in Egypt and the Gulf in Arabic and English.

What we can deliver

  • Page structure and visitor journeys
  • Visual design for desktop and mobile
  • Arabic and English layouts when included
  • Page titles, descriptions and indexing files
  • Contact flows, launch checks and handover

How we approach it

  1. 01

    Map the content

    We agree which pages you need, what each page explains and how visitors should contact you or explore your work.

  2. 02

    Design around the brand

    Typography, spacing and interactions follow your identity. Mobile navigation and right-to-left layouts are considered from the start.

  3. 03

    Build and prepare for launch

    We implement the approved pages, check key links and contact routes, and prepare the agreed hosting setup and search metadata.

Choose the website around the job it needs to do.

The right scope depends on what a visitor needs to understand and do. A company introduction, an app launch and an online store each need a different structure.

A company website

Explain the business, its services and relevant work. Give visitors a clear route to a project enquiry, with Arabic and English versions when the audience needs both.

A product or campaign landing page

Present one offer or product, answer the questions around it and connect the visitor to a defined next step such as an enquiry or an app-store listing.

A portfolio or an online store

A portfolio needs a useful way to explore projects. A store also needs product information and an ordering journey, so catalogue and checkout requirements are scoped separately.

Planning a store? Explore e-commerce development

What changes the cost of a company website?

Pages and content

The number of distinct page layouts, service pages and project stories, plus whether the copy and photography are ready.

Languages and design

Arabic and English layouts, translation responsibilities and the amount of custom interface design needed for the brand.

Features and integrations

Forms, booking, customer accounts and connections to existing systems each add requirements to the project.

Agree a schedule around the actual scope.

Content readiness, design approvals and third-party integrations affect the delivery date. The proposal sets out the stages and responsibilities after the page structure and required features are clear.

Make the handover part of the brief.

Before work starts, agree what you will receive, who manages hosting and the domain, how content will be updated and what support is included after launch. Any maintenance, recurring costs and future changes should have a defined scope.

What to send for a useful estimate

  • Your business, audience and target markets
  • The pages and languages you need
  • Examples of websites you find useful
  • Your logo, content and available photography
  • Required features, integrations and launch target

03 / Related work

Related work

Explore examples from our portfolio. Each link shows the work itself; project scope varies.

Before we start

Can the website be bilingual?

Yes. Arabic and English can have separate URLs, appropriate layouts and links between matching pages. Translation and content responsibilities are agreed in the scope.

What determines the website cost?

The page count, content, languages, custom functionality and integrations determine the scope. Send your requirements and example sites for a tailored proposal.

Can you update an existing website?

We can review the existing structure and technology before proposing changes. Access, existing content and any migration requirements affect the plan.

How long does a company website take?

The schedule depends on the pages, features, languages, content readiness and approval stages. We set the delivery plan after reviewing these requirements, rather than attaching one timeline to every website.

What about hosting, updates and maintenance?

The proposal should define hosting and domain responsibilities, the agreed handover and any support after launch. Ongoing updates and maintenance are scoped explicitly so the responsibilities and recurring costs are clear.

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Let’s shape your brief.

Tell us the market, the goal and what you already have. We’ll define the scope together.

Discuss your project