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Arabic and bilingual websites, built right-to-left.

Websites that work as well in Arabic as in English, designed and built by a team that reads both.

What it is

An Arabic website is not an English website with the text flipped. Type, layout, navigation, numbers, forms and search all behave differently from right to left.

We design Arabic and bilingual sites from the start: Arabic typefaces chosen for reading on screens, layouts that mirror properly, mixed Arabic and English text that stays in order, and content structures that let each language have its own voice instead of a word-for-word copy.

Our team works in English and Arabic, so the copy, the design and the build are checked by people who read both.

What’s included

Right-to-left design

Layouts, icons and navigation that mirror correctly.

Arabic typography

Typefaces and sizes chosen for reading on screens.

Bilingual structure

Language switching, separate addresses and search settings for each language.

Content and translation

Copy written or adapted in both languages, not machine-translated.

WordPress in Arabic

Editors and themes set up for Arabic publishing teams.

Search in both languages

Technical SEO for Arabic and English pages.

Where it worked

The proof is in the work.

Questions

Questions about arabic websites.

Can one website serve both Arabic and English?

Yes. Each language gets its own pages and addresses, linked together so search engines and visitors find the right one.

Do you translate the content?

We write and adapt content in both languages with native speakers, rather than relying on machine translation.

Which typefaces do you use for Arabic?

We choose Arabic typefaces for reading on screens and pair them with the Latin type in your brand, so both languages feel like one site.

Can you move our Arabic site to WordPress?

Yes. We moved NoonPost, an Arabic publishing platform, from Drupal to WordPress.

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