Bilingual engineering company website
Arc Vision Group brings reality capture, surveying, BIM, integrated design, fit-out, and coordination under one team. The website needed to make that technical scope easy to understand, prove how the disciplines connect, and give Arabic and English visitors a confident route to start a project.
- Six specialist disciplines presented as one understandable delivery offer
- A clear relationship between reality capture, modeling, design, coordination, and execution
- Project and process evidence positioned before the enquiry request
Bilingual WooCommerce coffee store
Raphia treats coffee as a ritual, memory, and story, so a generic product grid would not be enough. The store guides customers from flavour or brewing method to a suitable blend, then makes grind, weight, basket, account, policy, and support decisions clear in Arabic and English.
- Raphia's brand story translated into a usable ecommerce journey
- Less product-choice ambiguity through categories, brewing styles, grind, and weight
- Products connected to bundles, customer comments, and coffee education
Travel and tourism WordPress website
SkyWays needed more than a promotional homepage. The website had to organize travel programs, visa services, destinations, supporting content, and several ways to enquire without making the Arabic mobile experience feel crowded.
- A website structured around actual travel services instead of a single brochure page
- Clearer paths between destinations, visas, supporting content, and enquiries
- An editable WordPress foundation for adding and updating travel content
Bilingual construction company website
The construction company needed a bilingual website that could explain a wide service range, present project evidence, support local discovery, and turn a visitor into a quotation request by phone, WhatsApp, or form.
- One website connecting services, project proof, company information, and enquiries
- Lower contact friction through form, phone, and WhatsApp paths
- A bilingual structure that can support new services, projects, and articles
Arabic WooCommerce ecommerce store
Koki Shop Online required an Arabic ecommerce experience for everyday food products. Customers needed to find a category quickly, compare products and offers, use a cart and account, select delivery context, and complete the journey comfortably on mobile.
- A manageable ecommerce channel rather than a static product catalogue
- Faster product discovery through clearer categories and offer routes
- An Arabic mobile experience aligned with day-to-day ordering
Arabic WooCommerce jewelry store
Ghazl sells jewelry and silver pieces where photography, detail, gifting, and price all shape the decision. The store needed to express the brand in Arabic, make earrings, bracelets, necklaces, sets, and rings easy to browse, and keep offers, wishlist, basket, and account actions familiar on mobile.
- Ghazl's visual identity expressed through a complete store rather than a disconnected image catalogue
- Clearer movement from category and offer to product, wishlist, and basket
- Products, prices, and discounts manageable by the store team in WooCommerce
Saudi construction lead-generation website
Emtidad Riyadh is an Arabic website for a contractor covering construction, renovation, finishing, structural work, and maintenance in Riyadh. The journey helps a property owner understand the right service, review relevant work and delivery stages, then send location and project details through a structured WhatsApp request.
- Multiple contracting services separated into routes customers can understand and reach directly
- Less pre-contact friction through a WhatsApp message containing the essential project details
- A practical mobile journey for property owners in Riyadh