Web design in Riyadh fast, bilingual, built for Google

The easiest way to judge a web design company is to look at its own website. We built this one ourselves and use it as the evidence for everything on this page, rather than screenshots of projects you can’t open.

• Each language has its own pages: Arabic at the root, English under /en/, and every page tells Google where its other-language version is. Arabic visitors never get a machine translation, and Google never sees two identical copies.
• The text arrives before the JavaScript: pages are pre-rendered as HTML, so Google and visitors can read the content the moment it arrives, before any animation runs.
• Motion doesn’t slow the page: the 3D scenes on the home page load after the page itself has finished loading, so they never compete with the text for first paint.
• Motion waits for you: the 3D scenes hold a still frame until your first scroll, tap or mouse move, so they never keep your device busy before you engage with the page.
• No tracking: no analytics, no cookies and no consent banner, a choice that keeps the privacy policy short and plain.

Google measures page experience with three Core Web Vitals and gives each a “good” threshold: the largest element should appear within 2.5 seconds, the page should respond to a tap in 200 milliseconds or less, and layout shift should stay at 0.1 or less. It recommends measuring at the 75th percentile of page loads, separately for mobile and desktop1.

We set these as the target for every site we build, and measure phones and desktop separately. Arabic fonts, images and animation are what usually slow bilingual sites down, so we handle them carefully: load only the font weights a page uses, compress images in modern formats, and defer anything the visitor doesn’t need in the first second.

If you sell products and want to start this month, a store on a ready-made platform is often the smarter first step, and we’ll say so. Later we can build fast landing pages or connect the store to your other systems as you grow.

Nobody can guarantee you first place on Google, and anyone who does is overpromising. What we can make sure of is that the site never stands in the way:

• A page of its own for each important service, with its own title, description and the words your customers actually search for, instead of one page saying everything.
• An Arabic version written in Arabic, not translated, and an English one written for its reader, each pointing to the other.
• Structured data (schema) that tells Google your business name, services and city.
• A sitemap, clear internal links, and pages that are fast on phones.

After launch, how visible you are depends on the content you add, your customers’ reviews and your Google Business Profile. We explain that plainly rather than promise what we can’t control.

1. Discovery: we learn your business, your customers and the services you want to be found for, and research the words they use on Google in Arabic and English.
2. Structure and content: the pages, their sections and the text, Arabic first, then English written for its own reader.
3. Design: we show it to you page by page on phone and desktop, and nothing is built before you approve.
4. Build and measure: we build the site, measure it against the numbers above on mobile, and fix whatever lags.
5. Launch: domain, sitemap submitted to Google, and a check that enquiries really reach you.

• What you offer, in detail: each service, who it is for and what sets you apart. We write the text with you, but the knowledge is yours.
• Real photos of your work, premises or team if you can; stock photos don’t convince a Saudi customer who knows the market.
• Your identity: logo, colours and fonts if you have them, or we propose what fits.
• The domain and hosting account in your name; if you don’t have them yet, we help you buy them.
• Who receives enquiries: the email, WhatsApp number or system they should reach.

The site is yours: the domain is in your name, you hold the files, and your site keeps running if you stop working with us.

The site itself is static pages served from a content delivery network close to your visitors. The enquiries customers send through the form carry names and phone numbers, so we agree with you where they arrive, where they are kept and who can see them, and write that into a plain-language privacy policy.