Choose a platform around the work it needs to do
A WordPress website suits a business that regularly updates service pages and articles. A Shopify store brings product, collection and order management together. Custom development is useful when your workflows or integrations need more than an existing theme can provide.
For internal operations, we also work on enterprise software such as POS and school-management systems. The scope should describe user roles, daily tasks, reports and access controls before development starts.
Plan the Arabic and English experience together
Arabic pages need right-to-left layouts, readable typography and navigation that works on phones. English pages should remain available through a clear language switch. Both versions need their own URLs, useful page titles and a consistent way to update content.
We plan forms, product information and image descriptions alongside the visual design. Your team should review Arabic wording and business details before launch. Existing screenshots or product packaging do not become Arabic just because the page layout changes.
What to include in your project brief
A useful brief makes estimates more realistic and avoids surprises. Share the following when requesting a proposal:
- Your business, target customers and the action visitors should take.
- Required pages, products or software modules, and who supplies their content.
- Arabic, English or both, plus examples of the layout you prefer.
- Existing hosting, domain, systems and any payment or delivery providers you want to connect.
- Your target launch window, budget range and post-launch maintenance needs.
Agree on delivery, integrations and ownership
The proposal should separate design, implementation, testing and handover. Third-party services, subscriptions and integration eligibility need to be confirmed for your business before they are included in the final scope.
Discuss source access, admin access, backups, training and maintenance during planning. Our case studies explain the work involved and clearly identify demo projects; they are not promises of revenue or search rankings.