Web design and development
Custom company websites, designed around your buyers and built to load fast in both languages.
Altany Unlimited designs and builds websites, online stores and web applications for businesses across the UAE. In English and Arabic, with prices published in dirhams and performance you can test for yourself.
Our position
Most agency websites promise everything. We would rather show you the price, the process and the page speed, and let the work speak.
Altany is a web design and development studio in Dubai. We build for companies that want a site which loads quickly on a phone, reads properly in Arabic, and still looks considered five years from now.
01Services
Each service has its own page covering what is included, how we approach it and how it is priced.
Custom company websites, designed around your buyers and built to load fast in both languages.
Online stores with UAE payment gateways, pay later options, Arabic checkout and delivery rules for the Emirates and the Gulf.
Portals, dashboards and booking tools built around your process, scoped in writing before development starts.
Server-rendered websites and web front ends built with Next.js and React, with a content system your editors can use.
Custom WordPress themes built on the block editor, with few plugins, two languages and a plan for updates.
Custom Shopify themes, Arabic storefronts and careful migrations, with as few apps as the store can run on.
English and Arabic websites with right-to-left layouts, Arabic type and copy written for Arabic readers.
Technical audits, website speed optimisation and search set-up, reported with measurements and no ranking promises.
Monthly care plans covering updates, backups, monitoring, security patches and content changes.
02Standards
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We design for Google's Core Web Vitals from the first wireframe: main content visible within 2.5 seconds, taps answered within 200 milliseconds, and nothing shifting as the page loads.
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Right-to-left layouts, Arabic typefaces and copy written for Arabic readers, with each language signposted correctly to search engines. Never a mirrored English page.
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Semantic HTML, structured data, language tags and a sitemap come as standard, so Google and AI assistants can read, index and cite your pages.
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Starting prices are published in dirhams, and every quote lists what is and is not included before you commit to anything.
03Process
At every stage you know what happens next, what we need from you and what you will receive.
We learn the business before we design anything. Who buys from you, what they search for, what your competitors show them, and what your current site does well or badly.
Structure first, then style. Wireframes settle what goes on each page, then the visual design sets type, colour and motion in both English and Arabic.
We develop on a private staging address you can visit at any time. Content goes in as pages are built, so you review the real thing, not a mock-up.
Before anything goes live we test speed, accessibility, search set-up and every form on real devices. Old addresses are redirected so you keep the search visibility you have earned.
A website is never finished. After launch we watch how people use it, keep the software current and make improvements based on what the data shows.
04Industries
Each sector in the UAE has its own rules and its own buyer expectations. We plan for them from the first conversation.
Launch microsites, searchable listings and enquiry routing for developers and brokerages in Dubai and the UAE.
Clinic and hospital websites with doctor profiles, treatment pages and appointment requests, in English and Arabic.
Hotel, restaurant and venue websites built for direct bookings, readable menus and quick loading on a phone.
Restrained online stores for luxury brands, with detailed imagery, concierge enquiries and delivery across the Gulf.
Tracking, quote tools, customer portals and route pages for freight, warehousing and trading companies.
First websites and first product versions for founders, built on a design system so nothing is thrown away later.
05Pricing
Starting prices for the engagements we run most often. Your quote is fixed once the scope is agreed.
New and small businesses that need a credible site quickly.
Price on request
Established companies that need depth across services and sectors.
Price on request
Retailers and brands selling online in the UAE and the Gulf.
Price on request
Companies that need a portal, dashboard or custom web application.
Price on request
06Proof
This website is built the way we build for clients. Run it through Google's PageSpeed Insights and judge the result yourself. These are the thresholds Google defines as good, and the ones we build to.
07Insights
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Published prices for a website in Dubai run from under AED 1,000 to more than AED 200,000. This guide explains the spread, what drives cost and how to compare quotes.
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A company website in two languages typically takes six to eight weeks. A small site takes less and an online store takes more. Here is what sets the pace.
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An Arabic site is not the English site in reverse. This guide covers layout, type, copy, URLs, budget and the checks to run before launch.
Questions
It depends on the number of pages, the languages, the integrations and how much content needs writing. We publish starting prices for each package on our pricing page, in dirhams, and every quote lists exactly what is included.
For the wider market, our guide to website costs in Dubai explains what drives the price up or down.
A focused business website typically takes three to four weeks from an approved brief to launch. Larger sites take six to eight weeks, and online stores eight to twelve. The biggest variable is how quickly content and feedback arrive. Our process page shows each stage.
Yes. We design right-to-left layouts with Arabic typefaces, and structure both languages so search engines show the right version to the right reader. See Arabic and bilingual websites.
We choose per project. Next.js and React for performance-led sites and web applications, WordPress where editors want a familiar content system, and Shopify for most online stores. We explain the recommendation and its trade-offs in your proposal.
Yes. Every site is handed over with a content system your team can use and a training session on how to use it. If you would rather not, a care plan covers updates for you.
Yes. We are based in Dubai and work with businesses across the UAE, including Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, as well as international companies entering the UAE market.
Tell us what you are planning. We will reply with next steps, or a straight answer if we are not the right fit.