Abu Dhabi Website Design With Full Arabic-English Bilingual Support

Building an English site first and adding Arabic as a translation layer. This always results in poor Arabic layout, broken design elements, and content that reads awkwardly. Arabic should be considered from the initial design phase.

Using stock photography that looks nothing like Abu Dhabi. A website for an Abu Dhabi law firm showing a Manhattan skyline undermines credibility. Visual content should reflect the local environment, even if it means investing in original photography.

Ignoring accessibility standards. Government and institutional clients in Abu Dhabi increasingly require suppliers to meet accessibility guidelines. A website that fails basic accessibility checks can disqualify you from consideration.

Overcomplicating navigation. Abu Dhabi users, like users everywhere, want to find information quickly. Complex menus, hidden pages, and unclear site structure frustrate visitors and increase bounce rates.

We start with a discovery session to understand your Abu Dhabi audience, your service offerings, and the specific goals for your website. We also review competitor sites in your sector to identify standards and opportunities for differentiation.

We design both the English and Arabic versions simultaneously, ensuring the layout works beautifully in both directions. You review and approve wireframes and visual designs before development begins.

Development follows mobile-first principles with thorough testing across devices and screen sizes. Arabic content is written by native speakers and integrated throughout the build process, not bolted on at the end.

We launch with everything configured - analytics, search console, conversion tracking, SSL certificate, and sitemap submission. A comprehensive testing phase ensures nothing is missed on launch day.