Many company websites in the region were built years ago and no longer describe what the business does today. Pages load slowly on mobile, the Arabic version is missing or reads like a poor translation, and every small text change needs a developer. Visitors who cannot find a service or a phone number quickly leave, and the enquiry form often sends messages to an inbox nobody checks.
Kemlat starts from what the website must achieve: enquiries, applications, bookings, or credibility with partners and banks. We agree the pages and the message of each one, design for mobile first, and build on a content management system (CMS) so your team can edit text, images and news without help. Arabic pages are written and laid out right to left as proper pages, not mirrored copies of the English ones.
How we work
- 01
Understand goals and visitors
We meet the people who answer enquiries and sell, and review your current site and its visitor data if it exists. Together we agree who the site is for, what each visitor should do next, and which pages matter most.
- 02
Agree the pages and content
We set the page list, the main message of each page and the content each one needs. Where text or photos are missing, we agree who prepares them and by when.
- 03
Design the key pages
We design the main page layouts for mobile and desktop in Arabic and English, using your brand colours and fonts. You review and approve the designs before the build starts.
- 04
Build pages and connect forms
We build the site on the agreed CMS, set up enquiry and contact forms so each one reaches the right person, and add basic search settings such as page titles and descriptions. Approved content is entered and checked in both languages.
- 05
Test and launch
We test on common phones and browsers and check form delivery, page speed and links, then move the site to its live address. If you are replacing an existing site, old page addresses are redirected so existing links and search results keep working.
- 06
Hand over and check
Your editors receive a training session and a written guide. After launch we confirm that forms arrive and review early visitor data with you.
What you receive
Responsive page designs
Approved layouts for the main page types in Arabic and English that work on phones, tablets and desktops.
Content management system setup
A CMS configured with editor accounts and roles, so your team can update text, images and news safely.
Built pages and working forms
All agreed pages built with your content, and forms that send each enquiry to the right inbox or system.
Search and analytics basics
Page titles, descriptions, a sitemap file for search engines and a visitor analytics account in your name.
Editor guide and training
A short written guide and a hands-on session for the people who will maintain the site.
What changes for you
- Visitors find your services and contact details quickly on any device.
- Enquiries reach a named person instead of an unchecked inbox.
- Your team publishes updates in Arabic and English without waiting for a developer.
- The domain, site administration and analytics data are held in your organisation's name.
Where this service sits in the KEMLAT Method
Scope: New copywriting, translation and photography are not included unless agreed in the scope. Hosting, the domain and any paid plugins are purchased in your organisation's name.
Questions clients ask
Do we need the content ready before you start?
No, but it must be ready before the build stage. We give you a list of the text, images and documents each page needs, and you prepare them while the designs are under review.
Which platform will you build the site on?
We recommend a platform after the first meetings, based on who will edit the site, the languages and any systems it must connect to. For most company sites this is a widely used CMS such as WordPress, so you are not tied to one supplier.
Can the Arabic and English versions have different content?
Yes. Each language has its own pages, so you can publish a news item in Arabic only or adjust the wording for each audience. The design keeps both versions consistent.
Can you redesign our existing site instead of starting again?
Yes. We first review what is worth keeping, such as content, page addresses and search positions. Sometimes a new design on the current platform is enough; sometimes the platform itself is the problem.
Who looks after the site once it is live?
We fix launch defects reported within the agreed support period. After that, security updates, backups and changes can stay with your team or move to a monthly maintenance service.
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