Web & mobile apps
Customer-facing websites and apps for iOS, Android and the web, designed in Arabic and English from day one and built in milestones you can test.
Who it is for
Companies that need a customer-facing website or app, or a web app for staff or partners, and that want Arabic designed in rather than added at the end.
What is in scope
Design
- Screens and flows in Arabic (right to left) and English
- A clickable prototype reviewed with your team before any build
Build
- Websites and web apps
- iOS and Android apps
- An admin area for your team to manage content and records
Connect
- Sign-in, payments and notifications, where the project calls for them
- Your back-office systems, through integrations
Launch and run
- Publishing to the Apple and Google stores, where relevant
- Hosting
- Support after launch
What you receive
- A clickable prototype
- Working releases at each milestone
- An admin area for your team
- The app or site live on the agreed hosting, with handover documentation
What we need from you
- Content in both languages, or time to write it with us
- Brand assets and guidelines
- Decisions at each review point
- Access to the systems to be connected, and app store accounts in your company’s name
How it is quoted
Custom and itemised by milestone.
What shapes the quote
- Platforms: web, iOS, Android
- Number of screens and features
- Integrations
- Languages and content volume
Questions about web and mobile apps
Do you build native apps or web apps?
It depends on what the project needs. The proposal states the approach and the reason.
Will the Arabic version be a translation of the English one?
Arabic is designed alongside English, with right-to-left layouts from the start, and copy is written in each language.
Who owns the app and the store accounts?
Ownership terms are written into the proposal. Store accounts are registered in your company’s name.
Can the app connect to our systems?
Yes, through integrations scoped in the proposal.
Who maintains it after launch?
The team that built it, on the support terms written into your agreement.
Tell us who the app is for and what they do in it.
Describe the users, the main tasks and the systems it has to connect to. We reply with next steps and a time for a scoping session.