What we build
Bilingual English and Arabic, done properly
True right-to-left throughout, not a translation plugin bolted onto a left-to-right template.
What "bilingual" usually means
Most bilingual sites are an English site with the words swapped. The layout still reads left to right, numbers and dates sit on the wrong side, forms feel foreign, and the Arabic reads like it was run through a machine.
For a UAE business that is worse than English alone, because it signals the Arabic half was an afterthought.
What gets built
- Full right-to-left layout, mirrored properly — navigation, forms, tables, charts
- Your own domain with SSL included
- Built to turn visitors into real enquiries, not just to look good
- The integrations a template cannot do: payments, document reading, exports, your existing tools
What comes with it
- Hosting, SSL, monitoring and security patching
- Deployed in your own cloud account, under your own domain
- Fast on a phone on a normal connection, which is where most of your visitors are
- No lock-in — the code and the accounts are yours
Running today
UNIFAM is live at unifam.cc in English and Arabic. Al Karis Travel Agency runs a bilingual platform with an Arabic right-to-left mirror of every page.
How it starts
With a free 30-minute call, then a two-week paid discovery at AED 15,000 that ends in a written specification, a clickable prototype of your own system, and a fixed price. It comes off the build in full if you go ahead — and if you don't, you keep the specification and the prototype.
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