Locations · United Arab Emirates
Dawnwire’s studio is in Dubai, so UAE work is home ground. We have built websites here for a fine-jewelry house, a shapewear brand, a medical supplier, a security systems integrator and a baby and kids store, and designed that store’s banners and social campaigns.
Services
Cities
8 city pages, each with the local business mix, the time difference and the work we can show you.
The work
Web Design & Development2026Shopify store for Doré, a Dubai fine-jewelry houseView projectA Dubai fine-jewelry house on Shopify, in English and Arabic.
Web Design & Development2026WooCommerce store for Babystore, a Dubai baby and kids shopView projectA WooCommerce store for a UAE baby and kids retailer, in English and Arabic.
Web Design & Development2026Custom Next.js store for CurvCraft, a Dubai shapewear brandView projectA custom Next.js store for a Dubai shapewear brand.
Web Design & Development2026WooCommerce store and quote desk for Medical Trade Hub, DubaiView projectA Dubai medical supplier’s shop and quote desk.
Web Design & Development2020WordPress website for Simaa Security Systems, a Dubai ELV integratorView projectA Dubai ELV integrator: fire alarm, CCTV and intercom systems.
MotionGraphic Design2025Summer to back-to-school social campaigns for BabyStore (2025)View projectSummer to back-to-school social campaigns for BabyStore.ae, 2025.
Also in the portfolio: “Up to 50% off” display banners for BabyStore, Square social posts for BabyStore, Brand-partner banners for BabyStore, sized for every placement, Homepage banners and product ads for BabyStore (2025) and Monster Jam and hauck promotions, from banner to square.
The market
UAE brands sell to a mixed audience in English and Arabic, on a calendar shaped by Ramadan, Eid, national holidays and the November sales. We plan around it, design in both languages and work the same hours you do.
Arabic is not a translation layer. A right-to-left page needs its own layout, mirrored navigation and type chosen for Arabic, or it reads as an afterthought. Our UAE builds ship with proper bilingual English and Arabic structure, the way the Doré and BabyStore.ae stores do.
Online stores here need local payment habits built in: card gateways that settle in dirhams, Apple Pay, and buy-now-pay-later options such as Tabby and Tamara. The UAE’s federal data protection law (PDPL) also sets rules for the customer data your forms collect, and VAT shows on every invoice.
UAE customers search in English and Arabic, often with the area in the query (“clinic in Business Bay”, “furniture store Sharjah”), and Google Maps decides a lot of local choices. Ranking takes pages in both languages, a complete Google Business Profile and reviews from real customers.
Pricing
Starting prices
Prices are in US dollars and the same in the UAE as anywhere else, with a fixed quote before work starts. Because the dirham is pegged to the US dollar, the AED figure never drifts: $6,000 is about AED 22,035.
What moves the price
Smaller fixed jobs: starter packages from $149, bought from a written brief.
FAQ
Yes. We design and build bilingual English and Arabic sites with proper right-to-left layouts. The Doré jewelry store and the BabyStore.ae store both run in English and Arabic, and the Pickspace site runs in seven languages including Arabic.
Our prices are in US dollars, and the dirham is pegged at 3.6725 to the dollar, so the conversion does not drift: a $900 logo animation is about AED 3,305 and a website from $6,000 is about AED 22,035.
Yes. We map the campaign calendar with you and build the templates before the first deadline, so each moment is a matter of choosing products and writing the offer. We designed BabyStore.ae’s social campaigns from summer to back-to-school in 2025.
Yes. Our studio is in Dubai, and the team behind the work is in Pakistan. Most projects run remotely in writing, with calls booked in your working hours.
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