Web design & creative agency in Abu Dhabi for businesses that want to be found and chosen

Abu Dhabi’s government entities, energy companies and culture and tourism projects expect polished bilingual work.

Public bodies and their contractors need accessible, well-structured websites, bilingual where the rules require it, and explainer content that the public can follow.

Energy and industrial companies need to explain complex operations simply: corporate sites, capability decks, and process and safety animation that works without sound.

Hotels, restaurants and tour operators win on visuals: booking-first websites, promo animation for each season, and social content that makes people want to visit.

Abu Dhabi is in the same time zone as our Dubai studio, so we work the same business day: a question sent in the morning is usually answered before lunch, and calls book straight into your working hours.

Everything else runs in writing: a scoped quote before work starts, one shared thread for feedback, and a record of every approval, so nothing depends on being in the same room.

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.

• English and Arabic with real right-to-left layouts
• Local gateways, Apple Pay and Tabby or Tamara where your platform supports them
• Campaign templates planned around Ramadan, Eid and the November sales
• Forms and analytics that respect the UAE PDPL

Customers in Abu Dhabi put the place in the query: “government contractor in Abu Dhabi”, “industrial supplier near me”, “best hotel Abu Dhabi”. Each of those searches needs a page that answers it directly, not a homepage that mentions the city once.

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.

• English and Arabic keyword research, mapped page by page
• Area and emirate pages for the places you serve
• Google Business Profile in both languages
• Instagram and TikTok creative that matches the site