Before comparing website proposals, decide what your visitor needs to understand and do. A corporate website should explain your company, show relevant services and make the next step easy. A beautiful homepage cannot compensate for unclear content or a broken enquiry journey.
Define the visitor journey
List your audiences, their questions and the action you want each to take. Give each important service a useful page with scope, examples and a clear enquiry route. Decide who will supply product information, photography and translations.
Plan Arabic and mobile together
Treat Arabic as a complete experience: navigation, right-to-left layouts, forms and content. Review real page copy on a small screen. Keep buttons comfortable to tap and avoid navigation that depends on hovering.
Agree on launch acceptance
Check links, enquiry delivery, redirects, loading speed and page titles. Confirm ownership of the domain and website, access to analytics and who maintains updates. A written acceptance checklist gives both teams a clearer finish line.
Put the plan into practice.
Desert Code can help you define the requirements, compare options and plan delivery around your business.
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