Website Development

Yes, and the Arabic version is built right to left as a first-class layout rather than a mirrored afterthought. That covers typography, form fields, numerals, iconography and navigation. A right to left site that was clearly designed left to first tends to read as foreign to Gulf visitors, which costs conversion regardless of traffic.

A focused marketing site is usually six to ten weeks from brief to launch, depending on how much content exists and how many approval rounds are involved. Bilingual builds add time for Arabic copy and layout review, not for a second development pass.

Speed is treated as a build requirement rather than a later optimisation. Sites are built on modern frameworks, images are served in current formats at the right size, and Core Web Vitals are validated before launch. Slow sites lose both rankings and paid traffic, since ad landing page experience feeds directly into what you pay per click.

Yes, provided the migration is planned. That means mapping every existing URL, redirecting retired ones, preserving title and heading structure on pages that already rank, and monitoring for a month after launch. Most traffic lost in a redesign is lost to skipped redirects, not to the new design.