Website Design & Development Company in Dubai
A faster, clearer website in English and Arabic, with your search rankings and content protected through the move.
The problem
A website usually needs replacing for practical reasons: it is slow on phones, nobody can update it, the Arabic version is an afterthought, or enquiries go nowhere. A new design alone fixes none of that, and a careless move can lose the search traffic you already have.
What we do about it
We start by working out what is worth keeping: pages that rank, content that still sells, and tools that still work. Then we rebuild around how your customers actually reach you, and plan the move so old addresses point to their new pages.
Who it is for
- Companies whose website is years old, slow on phones or embarrassing to share
- Teams that cannot update their site without calling someone
- Businesses that need a proper Arabic version, not a translated afterthought
What you get
Protecting what you already have
Before anything changes, we record which pages bring visitors and where each one will live after the move.
- An audit of current pages and search visibility
- A redirect map from old to new addresses
- Search Console checks after launch
Built for phones and for both languages
Designed for the screen most of your visitors use, with proper right-to-left Arabic rather than a translated copy of the English layout.
- Mobile-first design
- English and right-to-left Arabic
- Core Web Vitals checked before launch
A website that handles enquiries
Forms and WhatsApp connected to wherever your team works, and a site your staff can update without calling a developer.
- Forms and WhatsApp connected to your CRM
- An editing setup your team can use
- Handover of code, accounts and documents
Tools we commonly use
Next.js · WordPress · Shopify · Google Search Console · Google Analytics 4 · Cloudflare
The problem chooses the technology: these are examples, not a fixed list.
How it works
- Step 1
Audit what exists
We review speed, content, search rankings and which pages bring in enquiries, so nothing valuable is lost.
- Step 2
Plan and design
We agree the structure and the messaging first, then design for phones and for both languages.
- Step 3
Build and migrate
We build the new site, move content across and map old links to new ones with 301 redirects.
- Step 4
Launch and watch
We launch, check Search Console and forms, and fix what comes up. We can then stay on for upkeep.
Cost and timeline: scoped after audit, and in writing before anything starts.
Common questions
Will a redesign lose our Google rankings?
It can if the move is careless, which is why we map every important old address to its new page and check Search Console after launch. Nobody can promise rankings will not move at all, but the common avoidable losses can be prevented.
Do we need a rebuild, or would a redesign do?
If the platform is sound and only the look is dated, a redesign is enough. If the site is slow, hard to edit or built on something unsupported, a rebuild usually makes more sense. The free audit tells you which, and we will not recommend a rebuild without a clear reason.
How much does a website rebuild cost?
It depends on the number of pages, languages and integrations, so we do not publish a fixed price. You get a written scope and price after the audit, before any work starts.
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.