What you get

Website design · Dubai

A website that works

Clear message

The first screen says what you do, for whom, and what to do next. Most visitors decide in seconds.

Mobile first

Most of your Dubai visitors are on phones, so the site is designed for a phone and then scaled up.

Fast loading

Compressed images, lean code and good hosting, so the site opens quickly even on mobile data.

Found on Google

Titles, descriptions, structured data and a Google Business Profile link set up from day one.

What affects the price

Website prices in Dubai range widely because the jobs are different. These are the things that move the cost up or down, so you can decide what you actually need:

  • Number of pages: a one-page landing page costs far less than a 15-page company site
  • Platform: Webflow, WordPress or Shopify, depending on who will update it
  • Content: whether you supply text and photos or I write and source them
  • Languages: an Arabic version is a second build, not a translation plugin
  • Features: booking, payments, forms connected to WhatsApp or a CRM

I give you a fixed quote in AED once we've agreed the list. If budget is tight, start with a single strong landing page and add pages once it's bringing in enquiries.

Built for how Dubai customers buy

In the UAE, a lot of enquiries happen on WhatsApp, so I put a click-to-chat button where people expect it. Location, opening hours and a map matter for local businesses. And because Dubai is competitive on Google, the site is structured so each service has its own page that can rank for what people actually search.

How it works

How it runs

From brief to live

Day 1

Brief

A short call or written brief. You get a fixed quote and a timeline.

Week 1

Structure and copy

Page plan and the words first, so the design serves the message.

Week 2

Design and build

Mobile-first design built on the platform you chose.

Launch

Go live

Domain, analytics, Search Console and Google Business Profile connected.

Questions people in Dubai ask

It depends on pages, platform, content and features. A focused landing page is the most affordable starting point. I quote a fixed price in AED after a short brief, at freelancer rates rather than agency pricing.
I build bilingual sites in English and Arabic with a separate Arabic version. Arabic copy is written by a native speaker rather than machine-translated.
Webflow for marketing sites you want to edit visually, WordPress if you need lots of plugins or a blog, and Shopify for selling products online.
I set up the technical basics for search: page titles, descriptions, structured data, sitemap and Search Console. Ranking also takes good content and time, which I can help with through local SEO.