UI/UX Design Company in Dubai
Clear screens designed around how your users really behave, in English and right-to-left Arabic, ready for developers to build.
The problem
Many digital products are designed from opinions: what looks good in a meeting, or what a competitor has. Then real users get lost on the second screen, forms are abandoned, and the Arabic version breaks because the layout was only ever designed left to right.
What we do about it
We design from how your users actually reach and use the product. That means looking at your current data and feedback, drawing the key journeys first, testing them as a clickable prototype, and only then finishing the visual design. Arabic is designed alongside English, not flipped at the end.
Who it is for
- Founders planning an app or platform who want to test it before building
- Companies whose users abandon forms or get lost in the current product
- Teams that need a proper right-to-left Arabic version
- Businesses that want a design system their developers can follow
What you get
Understanding users first
We review your analytics, support questions and competitors, and talk to your team, so the design answers real problems.
- A review of current journeys and drop-off points
- User flows for the key tasks
- Wireframes for the main screens
Prototype before you build
A clickable prototype lets you and your users try the idea before development starts, when changes are cheapest.
- A clickable prototype in Figma
- Feedback rounds with your team or test users
- A short list of changes before build
Visual design and handover
Finished screens in English and right-to-left Arabic, with a reusable component library so your developers, ours or anyone else, can build consistently.
- Final screens in both languages
- A design system with components and styles
- Developer handover files and notes
Tools we commonly use
Figma · FigJam · Storybook · Tailwind CSS · Next.js · Hotjar · Google Analytics 4
The problem chooses the technology: these are examples, not a fixed list.
How it works
- Step 1
Discover
We study your users, data and competitors, and agree which journeys matter most.
- Step 2
Wireframe
We draw the key flows and screens in simple form so you can judge the logic.
- Step 3
Prototype and test
A clickable prototype is tried by your team or test users, then we fix what confuses them.
- Step 4
Visual design and handover
We finish the screens in both languages and deliver the design system and developer files.
Cost and timeline: scoped after audit, and in writing before anything starts.
Common questions
How much does UI/UX design cost in Dubai?
It depends on the number of screens and user journeys, whether research and testing are included, and whether you need a full design system. We do not publish a price list. You get a written scope and price after the audit.
What is the difference between UI and UX?
UX is how the product works: the steps, the order and whether people can finish what they came to do. UI is how it looks: colours, type, spacing and components. Good projects need both, and we usually do them together.
Can you design in Arabic, right to left?
Yes. We design the Arabic layout as its own version, including mirrored navigation, icons that need flipping, Arabic typography and numbers, rather than reversing the English screens at the end.
What do you need from us, and can our developers build it?
We need your brand files, access to analytics if you have them, and time with the people who know your customers. Yes, your own developers can build from our handover files. We can also build it for you if you prefer.
Start here
Get your free tech and growth audit.
Tell us a little about your business. We will get in touch, look at what you have, and tell you what is worth fixing first.