Website Design in Egypt

Our website design work is for companies whose site has to carry weight in a sales conversation: contractors, law firms, holding companies, real estate developers and agencies. For these businesses the website is often the first serious document a prospect reads, and a vague page can cost a meeting.

It is not app design. A marketing site has a different job from a dashboard or a booking flow. It has to explain, persuade and route people to the right contact, so the design decisions are about structure, reading order and trust rather than task speed.

Most of the work happens before any visual design. We map what the site needs to say, who reads each page and what they should do next. Then we design the system that holds it:

For many of our clients in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, Arabic is not a translation to add later. It is an equal locale, and sometimes the main one. Bilingual website design means the layout mirrors correctly for right-to-left reading, Arabic type gets its own sizes and line heights, and headlines are written to fit both languages instead of breaking in one.

We designed the MASAR site with Arabic and English as equal locales, and the Burj Jiwar site Arabic-first for a residential tower in Mecca. Both started from the Arabic reading experience, not from a flipped English layout.

We are a design and engineering studio, so the people designing your site understand how it will be built. Layouts are designed against a real component set, motion is specified so it can be built in GSAP, and content fields are planned for a headless CMS like Prismic so your team can edit pages without calling us.

A good result is easy to judge. A buyer understands what you do within seconds, the Arabic reads as naturally as the English, your team can publish a new project without breaking a layout, and the launched site matches the design because the design was made with the build in mind.