Web Development Company in Dubai — Bilingual Sites & Landing Pages

Both, from one team. Design decides what the page says and how it converts; development decides whether it loads in under three seconds on a 4G connection and whether your marketing team can change a headline without a developer. Splitting the two across vendors is how a beautiful site ends up slow, or a fast site ends up unread.

Because direction is the smallest part of it. Icon meanings, form flow, chart axes, image placement and the reading order of a hero section all flip, and a site that adds RTL late ends up with an Arabic experience that works but feels second-class — which Arabic readers register instantly. We design both directions from the first wireframe.

Yes — that is a requirement of the build, not a nice-to-have. The CMS is chosen for the people who will use it, pages are assembled from editable sections, and the marketing team is trained at handover. A site where every content change needs a ticket is a site that goes stale.

Yes, and usually with the same team that runs the ads, so the page and the campaign are one experiment. A landing page is live in one to two weeks with A/B testing wired in, in English and Arabic, with WhatsApp and call paths for a market that would rather message than fill in a form.

Brolly.ae quotes each build as a fixed price after scoping, in AED, excluding 5% VAT. What moves the number is the number of page types, the languages, whether e-commerce and payment integrations are involved, and how much original design and content is needed. A landing page and a bilingual e-commerce site are not the same engagement, and we say which one you need.