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Company websites for Saudi businesses.
Bilingual corporate websites designed Arabic-first — not translated last.
A company website is the page a customer, partner, or investor checks before deciding whether to take you seriously. For most Saudi businesses it needs to work in Arabic and English equally well, load quickly on a phone, and make one thing obvious: what you do and how to reach you.
I design and build company websites for businesses in Riyadh, Jeddah, and across the GCC. Every site is designed in Arabic first, with English as the second direction — which is why they read like they were made for the market rather than adapted for it.
What a company website includes
Arabic-first bilingual design
Both languages designed properly, with correct RTL layout, Arabic typography, and content hierarchy that works in each reading direction. Not a mirrored English site.
The pages a company actually needs
Home, about, services, projects or clients, and contact — structured around the questions a prospect asks, in the order they ask them.
Fast, and built to stay fast
Performance is decided at design time: image strategy, font loading, and interaction cost are constraints, not things discovered after launch.
Search and AI visibility built in
Clean structure, metadata, structured data, and a sitemap from day one — so the site can be found in search and quoted correctly by AI assistants.
Editable without a developer
Content lives where you can change it. Updating a service description or adding a project should not require a support ticket.
Visual identity applied consistently
If you have a brand, the site follows it. If you do not, the site establishes one that your profile and documents can inherit.
Selected websites
How the work runs
Understand
What the business does, who it sells to, and what a visitor must believe before they contact you.
Structure
Pages, hierarchy, and the words. Most weak company websites are structure problems, not design problems.
Design & build
Arabic and English designed together, then built as a fast, responsive site.
Launch & hand over
Domain, hosting, analytics, and search setup — plus a walkthrough so your team can maintain it.
Common questions
How much does a company website cost in Saudi Arabia?
Cost depends on the number of pages, whether content and photography exist, and whether the site is bilingual. A focused bilingual company website is a fixed-scope project quoted after a short conversation about what the business needs — not priced from a template. Send the requirements and you get a scope and a number.
How long does it take to build a company website?
A focused company website typically takes a few weeks from brief to launch. The variable is rarely design or development — it is how quickly final content, logos, and photography arrive. Projects with content ready move considerably faster.
Will the website be in both Arabic and English?
Yes, if you need it. Both languages are designed properly rather than machine-translated: Arabic gets correct RTL layout, its own typographic scale, and content written for Arabic readers. A visitor switching languages should not feel they moved to a worse version of the site.
What is the difference between a company website and an online store?
A company website exists to build trust and generate enquiries — it explains who you are, what you do, and how to reach you. An online store exists to sell products directly, with a catalogue, cart, checkout, and payments. Many businesses need the first before they need the second.
Do you work with companies in Riyadh?
Yes — clients across Riyadh, Jeddah, and the wider GCC, working remotely with in-person meetings where a project needs them. Location has not been a constraint on any project so far.
Can you redesign an existing website?
Yes. Redesigns usually start by identifying what is actually failing — often structure, content, or speed rather than visual design. If the existing site can be fixed rather than replaced, that is the recommendation you will get.
Need a company website?
Tell me about the business and what the site needs to do. You will get a clear scope and a straight answer on whether I am the right person for it.