From first sitemap to final launch — strategy, UX, content and design.
A website should do something. Most exist — they load, they list services, and they generate nothing. The difference is usually not design quality but whether anyone decided what the site was for before building it.
That decision drives everything after it: what the homepage leads with, how many pages there are, what happens when someone is convinced, and what you can measure afterwards.
Bilingual sites need that clarity twice over, because an Arabic version is not an English site with the words swapped. Layout direction, typography and phrasing all change.
It depends on scope and how quickly content and approvals move. The structure and messaging stage usually takes longer than the build, and skipping it is the most common cause of delay later.
Yes. A bilingual site is not an English site with the words swapped — layout direction, typography and phrasing all change, and Feker builds for both from the start.
Yes. Sites are built so that content can be edited without a developer for day-to-day changes.
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