Try it: click through the units and switch to Arabic
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Every unit has its own page and entry point. Switch to Arabic and the page mirrors.
The problem
- A website that had not been renewed for years, for a group working across the Gulf region.
- Five units, each with its own audience, together on one outdated site.
- Clients who read English and Arabic, and a site in only one language.
- Certificates and partners, the strongest proof, were hidden and in low resolution.
- Social media links that went nowhere and contact details that were out of date.
What we built
- A short homepage with a card per unit, key figures that count up as you scroll, partners and core values.
- Five dedicated unit pages, each with its services, its proof and its own contact button and WhatsApp.
- Bilingual: English and Arabic, with the whole layout mirrored for right-to-left reading.
- A skyline of the capital with six recognisable buildings, drawn to scale: one pixel per metre.
- Certificates and partners prominently shown, building trust with new clients.
- Mood images in the group's colours until its own photos arrive. All in one lightweight file, without a heavy CMS.
What it delivers
- Visitors see at a glance how broad the group is.
- Every unit has its own findable page and its own entry point for enquiries.
- English and Arabic speaking clients read the site in their own language.
- A look that suits an international group, ready for the real photos and certificates.