A brochure site is usually 3 to 6 weeks; a larger multi-service site is 6 to 10 weeks. The clock starts when the content is complete, not when the contract is signed — waiting on copy and photographs is what delays projects more than anything else.
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Web design & development
We build websites that load fast, show up in search, and that your own team can update without coming back to us every time. A website here is not a file we hand over and walk away from — it is a commercial asset with one job: turn a visitor into a conversation, and a conversation into a client.
Most of the sites we are asked to rebuild share the same problem: an off-the-shelf theme weighed down with plugins, slow on mobile, and an admin panel the owner is afraid to touch. Patching that kind of site costs more than rebuilding it properly, so we say so early instead of selling you endless maintenance.
We write the code ourselves, and we pick the technology your project actually needs rather than the one we happen to prefer. A ten-page brochure site does not need the architecture a thousand-product store needs, and over-engineering a small project is a bad decision the client pays for later in hosting and maintenance.
What you get
Genuinely responsive design
We test on real screen sizes, from a 360-pixel phone to a wide desktop display. Responsive here does not mean elements shrinking — it means they are rearranged so the page stays usable with one thumb.
An admin panel you understand
Edit text and images, add a project or an article, change contact details — no technical knowledge required. It ships with a recorded walkthrough so you are not relying on memory months later.
Measured load speed
WebP images at calculated sizes, self-hosted fonts, minified code, and lazy loading for anything below the fold. You get a PageSpeed score before and after handover.
Technical SEO fundamentals
A correct heading structure, a description tag on every page, Schema structured data, a sitemap, and clean canonical links. These are fundamentals, not an upsell.
A bilingual site
Arabic and English with a properly mirrored layout for each direction, and hreflang tags telling Google which version to serve to whom. We write the translation rather than leaving it to a machine.
Forms that actually arrive
A contact form wired to your inbox, direct WhatsApp buttons, and spam protection. We test every form from a real device before handover.
Security certificate and server setup
An SSL certificate, forced HTTPS redirection, security headers, and scheduled backups. We configure the server ourselves rather than leaving it on defaults.
Full ownership of the code
The code, the domain and the hosting are in your name. We hold nothing back, and you can move the project to any other team whenever you want without asking us.
How we work
Discovery session
Half an hour to understand your business, who your customer is, what competitors are doing, and what you personally count as success. It ends with a written scope, not verbal promises.
Site structure and content
We define the pages, their order, and the visitor's path from first click to enquiry. Content is written at this stage, not after design, because a layout built around placeholder text collapses when the real text arrives.
Interface design
We design the key pages first and put them in front of you. Two rounds of revisions are included; anything beyond that is quoted separately so reviews do not turn into an endless loop.
Build and integration
We build the pages and wire up the admin panel, the forms and the measurement tools. You get a preview link and follow progress as it happens instead of waiting for a final reveal.
Pre-launch testing
We test across browsers and devices, confirm every link works and every form arrives, and measure speed. If there is an old site, we prepare a redirect for every old URL so you do not lose your ranking.
Launch and follow-up
We move the site to your domain, submit the sitemap to Search Console, and stay with you for a full month to fix anything you notice at no extra cost.
What we build with
- Brochure sites and landing pages: hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript, or WordPress when the content needs daily editing
- Sites that need high performance and static generation: Next.js and Astro
- Web systems and applications: Laravel and PHP with MySQL or PostgreSQL
- Hosting: cPanel for small and mid-size projects, dedicated or cloud servers for larger ones
What drives the cost
We do not publish a fixed price for web design, because any published number misleads in one direction or the other. These are the factors that actually move it:
- Page count and content depth A six-page site is fundamentally different from one with fifty service pages and a blog. The difference is not the design — it is writing and reviewing the content.
- Number of languages Every extra language means a full copy of the content, a reviewed translation, and a mirrored layout when moving between Arabic and English.
- The admin panel A site whose content changes once a year does not need one. A site you add a project to every week does, and it adds real development time.
- Integrations Connecting a payment gateway, a booking system, a CRM or an ERP multiplies testing time, because every possible failure case has to be handled.
- Content and images If you have copy and photographs ready, the cost drops. If we are writing the content and shooting or licensing the images, that is a separate line we spell out in the quote.
- Maintenance after launch The first month of follow-up is always included. After that you can leave it there or take a monthly plan covering updates, backups and monitoring.
After a free 30-minute consultation you get a clear price range and a written timeline, with no obligation.
Common questions
- How long does a website take?
- Can I edit the site myself after handover?Yes, if you take a site with an admin panel. It ships with a recorded walkthrough covering how to edit text, swap an image or add an article. If you choose a static site without a panel to keep costs down, edits stay with us — and we say so in the quote.
- Will the site appear in Google?We hand it over technically ready to appear: sound structure, good speed, and a sitemap submitted to Search Console. But ranking for competitive terms takes ongoing work on content and links, and that is a separate service. Anyone promising page one a week after launch is not being straight with you.
- What happens to my old site and its rankings?We inventory every indexed URL and prepare a permanent 301 redirect for each one to its counterpart on the new site. That step is the difference between a smooth launch and a sudden traffic collapse, and we verify every redirect after launch, not just before.
- Do you work with clients outside Egypt?Yes. Most of our clients are in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain, and the work is entirely remote over WhatsApp and video calls. Time differences across the Gulf are small enough not to affect the workflow.
- Who owns the code and the domain?You do. We register the domain and hosting in your name from the start and hand over every credential. We never hold a project asset as leverage.
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