ألق الأمجاد التجارية
Multi-sector commercial group
A bilingual corporate site bringing contracting, delivery and logistics support, Lavender Home interiors, and real estate under one identity.
A bilingual site isn't a machine-translated copy of one version — it's two carefully built experiences: Arabic-first with natural RTL, and English written with genuine localisation for international audiences or investors.
Some pages are identical across languages, others may need different detail for different audiences.
The Arabic interface is built RTL from the ground up, not mirrored from a finished English layout.
English text is written or reviewed to read naturally, not translated word for word.
A persistent, accessible toggle available from every page.
Every page reviewed in both languages to ensure layout and icons don't break.
We identify who reads Arabic and who reads English, and what each needs.
Building a content map that accounts for overlap or divergence between languages.
Designing interface elements that work visually in both RTL and LTR without later fixes.
Building the site and testing every page in both languages before launch.
Delivering a bilingual site ready for publishing and independent updates per language.
Aqar Connect was built as a full RTL Arabic interface for an MVP, and the Al-Amjad Group site runs equally strong Arabic and English versions for a multi-sector commercial group.
Multi-sector commercial group
A bilingual corporate site bringing contracting, delivery and logistics support, Lavender Home interiors, and real estate under one identity.
Saudi multi-party real-estate platform
An MVP Arabic-first platform connecting buyers with developers, brokerages, and banks: property search, online booking, and financing requests — in a clearly labelled sandbox.
Many Arabic websites look excellent and remain invisible in search, and the reason is usually not competition but missing fundamentals that can be fixed within days. This guide walks through the real causes in order of impact, with the action to take in each case.
Read the guideBuilding a bilingual site is not designing one version and flipping its direction. Right-to-left layout has its own visual and functional rules, and ignoring them produces a site that feels machine-translated even when the translation itself is excellent. This guide collects the most recurring mistakes in this type of project and how to avoid them.
Read the guideSend your project details and target languages and you'll get a clear plan.