Website Design & Development in Qatar. Sites that load.

It depends on scope, and any studio that quotes before understanding yours is guessing. A focused marketing site, a bilingual corporate site with a CMS, and an ecommerce build with payment integration are three very different projects. We scope in discovery and give you a fixed price before the first commit — no hourly surprises.

Typically 4–8 weeks for a marketing site and 6–12 weeks for a web app with authentication or a dashboard. Larger platforms take longer. The single biggest cause of delay is content, so we plan the content model in phase 02 rather than chasing text at the end.

Yes, and it is the thing we are known for. Arabic and English are built as parallel systems rather than one translated into the other. RTL is designed into the grid, Arabic typography is set by people who read Arabic, and hreflang is configured so Google serves the right language to the right user.

The build gives you every on-page advantage: fast Core Web Vitals, clean crawlable markup, structured data, correct canonicals and a sitemap. Ranking also depends on your Google Business Profile, reviews and how competitive your category is — we will tell you honestly where the site can win and where it cannot.

Yes, and this is where most redesigns go wrong. We inventory your current URLs and their search performance first, keep what is earning, and map everything else to a proper 301 redirect. Rankings dip briefly on any migration; without a redirect map they simply disappear.

Yes. Full source, full commercial rights, and your own GitHub repository from day one if you want it. No proprietary page builder you can only edit by paying us.

Yes. We ship a content model and CMS suited to how your team actually works, with roles and a preview URL. Training and written documentation are part of handover, not an upsell.

Yes — catalogue, cart and checkout wired to local payment providers including Dibsy and QPay alongside Stripe. Arabic and English storefronts mirror each other, including RTL handling of prices, addresses and invoices.

Next.js with TypeScript and Tailwind for most sites, Supabase or Postgres for data, and Vercel or AWS for hosting. We choose boring, well-supported tools on purpose, so any competent developer can pick the project up after us.

Every build targets WCAG 2.2 AA — colour contrast, target sizes, visible focus states and screen-reader labels tested with NVDA and VoiceOver. Design starts at 375px width and scales up, tested on real iPhone and Android devices rather than a simulator.

Offshore often looks cheaper on the quote and costs more on the rebuild — weak Arabic RTL, timezone lag, and nobody accountable when something breaks during a launch week. We are in Doha, bilingual by default, and reachable in your working hours. Our blog has the full breakdown.

Yes. Our mobile app development team builds iOS and Android on the same design system as the website, which is faster and cheaper than commissioning them separately. See the mobile app development page for scope, stack and timelines.