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Website development in Abu Dhabi

Corporate, healthcare and education websites with Arabic and English given equal weight, tested for accessibility and security, and handed over with the documentation your IT and procurement teams will ask for.

The short answer

Who builds bilingual corporate websites in Abu Dhabi?

SEO Creative Hunt builds Arabic and English websites for Abu Dhabi companies, healthcare providers, schools and government suppliers. Both languages get matching content, Arabic pages get proper right-to-left layouts, pages are tested against WCAG 2.2 AA, and hosting is hardened and monitored. Every account is handed over in your name, and each project starts with a written scope and fixed quote.

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Languages
Arabic & English, equal weight
Accessibility
Tested against WCAG 2.2 AA
Security
Hardened hosting, backups, monitoring
Platforms
WordPress, Laravel, Next.js
Handover
Documented, in your name
Quote
Written scope + fixed quote

What you get

What an Abu Dhabi website project includes

Everything needed to launch a site your audience trusts and your internal teams can sign off.

  • Bilingual content structure

    Arabic and English pages that mirror each other, with hreflang and separate URLs.

  • Stakeholder-friendly process

    Clear approval stages for design and content, so sign-off doesn’t stall the project.

  • Accessibility testing

    Contrast, keyboard use, screen reader labels and forms checked against WCAG 2.2 AA.

  • Security & hosting

    Hardened set-up, SSL, backups and monitoring, with hosting in the UAE if you need it.

  • Integrations

    CRM, booking, careers and patient or student enquiry forms connected to your systems.

  • Handover & training

    Admin guides and a training session so your team can update both languages.

How it works

From scope to sign-off in four steps

  1. Scope & quote

    Requirements, sitemap and timeline agreed in writing, with a fixed quote for approval.

  2. Design & content

    Designs and copy in Arabic and English, reviewed in staged rounds with your stakeholders.

  3. Build & test

    Development, accessibility and security testing, speed checks and tracking set-up.

  4. Launch & handover

    Go-live, documentation, training and ongoing maintenance if you want it.

Compare

Choosing a web developer in Abu Dhabi

What procurement and marketing teams should check, and how the usual options compare.

What matters SEO Creative Hunt Typical agency Freelancer
Arabic and English built with equal care Always Varies Rarely
Accessibility tested before launch WCAG 2.2 AA Sometimes Rarely
Written scope and fixed quote Always Varies Varies
Handover documentation and training Included Extra cost Rarely
Hosting, backups and monitoring Managed Varies Varies
Continuity if someone leaves Full team Yes No

Ask for a quote

Get a written scope for your Abu Dhabi website

We don’t publish prices, because a clinic website and a multi-department corporate portal are different projects. Share the outline and get a fixed quote after a free 30-minute call.

1What do you need?
2Type of organisation
3Which languages?

What shapes your website quote

  • Number of pages and templates in each language
  • Accessibility and security requirements
  • Integrations with CRM, HR or booking systems
  • Number of approval rounds and stakeholders
  • Who writes and translates the content
  • Hosting location and maintenance needs

Working hours

Reviews and launches in your working day.

Our team works 8:00 to 17:00 Gulf Standard Time, so stakeholder reviews, content questions and go-live checks happen inside Abu Dhabi office hours.

You, in Abu Dhabi9:00 – 18:00 +04
Business hours
Our team8:00 – 17:00 +04
Team online
8 hoursof shared time for reviews and sign-offs
Same dayreplies to messages sent before 16:00 GST
1 leadone project lead from scope to handover

Web development in Abu Dhabi: common questions

Answers reviewed

Still have a question? Ask for a quote

What does a corporate website cost in Abu Dhabi?

Each Abu Dhabi website is quoted on its own scope, so there’s no standard price. Page count in each language, accessibility and security requirements, system integrations and the number of review rounds all shape the cost. After a free 30-minute call you receive a fixed, written quote you can take through internal approval.

Can you build a website that meets WCAG accessibility standards?

Yes. We design and test against WCAG 2.2 AA in both Arabic and English. That covers contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader labels and accessible forms, and we share the test results at handover.

Can our website be hosted in the UAE?

Yes, if your organisation requires it, we can deploy to a cloud provider’s UAE region. We discuss data, security and running costs during scoping and document the final set-up for your IT team.

How do you keep Arabic and English content in sync?

We build both languages from one content structure, so each Arabic page has an English counterpart. Your editors can see which pages still need a translation, and we train them to update both versions.

How long does a website project take for an Abu Dhabi organisation?

It usually depends more on approvals and content than on development. We plan staged review rounds with deadlines, so stakeholders know when their sign-off is needed, and the timeline is agreed in writing at the start.

What do we receive at handover?

Full ownership of the code, domain, hosting and analytics, plus written documentation. That includes admin guides, access lists and a training session, so your team or a future supplier can take over without starting from scratch.

Can you migrate our old website without losing content or rankings?

Yes. We audit the current site, move the content that matters and redirect every old URL. We then check Search Console after launch to catch and fix any errors quickly.

Need a website your whole organisation can sign off?

Send us your requirements, even if they’re rough. After a free 30-minute call we’ll return a written scope, timeline and fixed quote.