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Website design

A website development company in Saudi Arabia that builds your company site in Arabic and English

From user experience and design to build, speed and search engine setup, then hosting and handover. A site you run yourself, with every account in your name.

Website design

A website that explains your business and brings in enquiries

When you look for a website development company in Saudi Arabia, you need more than attractive pages. You need a site visitors understand on their phones, where they find what they came for and can reach you in one step. At Graphicatech we design, build and launch company websites, and hand you a dashboard so you can update the content without coming back to us.

We start with who visits your site and what they want to do, then arrange the pages and content around that. We design the Arabic version right to left and give English matching pages of its own rather than a bolted-on translation, build responsive pages for phone and desktop, then measure speed and accessibility before launch.

If you are comparing proposals from more than one web design company in Riyadh or elsewhere, ask each one two questions. Whose name are the domain and hosting registered in? Who edits the content after launch? Our answer: yours, and you.

Who this is for

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    Service, contracting and industrial companies

    You need a site that presents your services and past work and takes requests for quotes.

  • 02

    Companies rebuilding an old site

    Your current site is slow or hard to edit, and you want to move to a new one without breaking the links search engines already know.

  • 03

    Companies serving customers in two languages

    You need matching Arabic and English sites, each language with its own pages and titles in search results.

  • 04

    Start-ups getting ready to launch

    You want a clear site that explains your product, collects interest and grows with the company.

From problem to deliverable

What changes when we work together

What we fix

What you receive

  1. A slow site that visitors leave

    A responsive site, Core Web Vitals measured

  2. Every edit waiting on a developer

    A dashboard, and training for your team

  3. Missing or literal English

    Arabic and English interface designs

  4. A site that doesn't show up in search

    Core search engine setup

  5. Domain and hosting in someone else's name

    Every account in your name

  6. No idea how many enquiries arrive

    A sitemap built on what visitors look for

clear stages, each with an output
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accountable team that reviews every deliverable before handover
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How we build your company website

Four stages, each ending with an output you approve.

  1. Stage 01: Discovery and content

    Output: A sitemap

  2. Stage 02: UX and design

    Output: Approved designs

  3. Stage 03: Build and test

    Output: A staging version

  4. Stage 04: Launch and handover

    Output: A handover guide

FAQ

Answers before you ask

The questions we hear most before work starts.

  • It depends on the number of pages and languages, who writes the content, and what we connect to the site, such as forms and other systems. We don't set fixed prices, because two sites with the same page count can involve very different amounts of work. After a short call we send a written proposal setting out the scope, stages and cost.

  • That depends on the number of pages, how ready the content is and how quickly approvals come. Our proposal sets out the four stages with an expected date for each output. Content is usually what delays a website most, so we agree at the start who writes it, when it arrives and who signs it off on your side.

  • Yes. We give you a dashboard where you change text and images and add pages, news and projects without touching code. It may be a content management system such as WordPress or a custom dashboard, depending on what suits your site. We train whoever will run it on your team before launch and leave them a short guide to refer back to.

  • You do. We register the domain and hosting in your company's name, or transfer them to you before launch, and hand over the site files and logins in a written guide. Any access we need for maintenance is yours to grant and withdraw, so your site never depends on an account in our name. If a previous developer holds your current site, we help you move it into your name first.

  • Yes, the technical foundations: URL structure, titles and descriptions, the XML sitemap, structured data, language links, page speed, and redirects from old URLs if you are moving from another site. Writing articles and building content over months is a separate service in our SEO and content track.

  • We use it for first drafts of copy and for supporting image options; the team then edits everything, and nothing is published without your approval. We never put your customer data or passwords into AI tools. We work only from the general information you give us about your company and services, the same information that will appear on your site.

  • Yes, if you want it. We set up hosting in your name and agree a maintenance plan covering component updates, backups, fixes, small edits and tracking domain and certificate renewals. If you have an in-house technical team, we hand the site and documentation over to them so they can take it on, and we stay available for any later development.

Question not here?

Ask us on WhatsApp, or write it in the form below.

Let's start with your company website

Send us your current site's link if you have one, and tell us what you want the new site to do. We will arrange a short call, then send a written proposal with the scope and stages.

What happens next

  1. 1Our team reads your request and answers.
  2. 2We contact you by email or WhatsApp to arrange a short call.
  3. 3After the call, we send you a written proposal with the scope and cost.
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