Design

UI/UX design

Make a digital product understandable before development begins, in English and Arabic where both are needed.

Who this is for

UI/UX design is for product teams that need to resolve journeys and screens before someone turns them into code.

What you get

UI/UX design makes product decisions visible, clickable and ready for a development team to interpret.

  • User flows and wireframes for agreed journeys
  • Clickable prototype in English and Arabic
  • Handoff specifications and source design files

How it runs

The UI/UX process maps journeys, creates wireframes, turns them into a prototype and prepares handoff specifications for development.

  1. Plan

  2. Design

  3. Handover

Proof

Samra Food’s storefront was designed as one layout that mirrors between Arabic and English, not as two separate sites.

The Samra Food storefront in English: a deep green page with an Arabic calligraphy headline over “The Signature Gift Box”, boxed dates gift packs in an arched frame, gold shop buttons and a free-delivery-across-Egypt banner.
English
The same storefront in Arabic, right to left: the menu, the gift-box photograph and the buttons swap sides, and the banner and menu read in Arabic.
Arabic, right to left

What it does not include

UI/UX design does not include frontend development, content production, or features beyond the agreed journeys.

Handover

UI/UX handover gives your team source files, prototype and specifications in the relevant language and reading direction.

FAQ

UI/UX answers for teams defining a digital experience.

Related services

UI/UX design can follow branding or rebranding, then provide the precise product design a web application needs to be built.

Packages: Launch kit

Start with the product

Tell us which product journey needs clarity.