Web Design Company in Dubai
Plan a complete business website for Dubai and UAE customers, from content structure and responsive design to development and handover. Starter is from AED 3,500 for up to five WordPress pages; Business is from AED 8,500 for up to twelve. Prices exclude VAT. Compare the packages, then share your pages, functions and preferred launch date for a scoped quote.
What your website needs to achieve
A service company needs to explain what it does, where it works and how a customer can enquire. A restaurant needs a readable menu and a working reservation or ordering route. An ecommerce store needs customers to find the right product, understand delivery and complete payment. Those differences shape the navigation, not just the colour palette.
Start with the offer, audience and action: an enquiry, booking, purchase or access to customer information. Agree the essential pages and functions before choosing a package. This is a complete website service, covering planning and design through development, launch and handover.
Content structure and enquiry journeys
We begin with the pages and customer actions the business needs. The sitemap separates the main services from supporting questions and company information. The content brief identifies what the visitor must know before contacting you: inclusions, eligibility, prices or the information needed for a quote. Wireframes then arrange that information into a usable page.
A service website should make the offer, evidence and next step easy to find. Plan the mobile journey from arrival to enquiry, including service selection, pricing context and contact details. Review page layouts with realistic copy before approving the visual design.
Your page map should explain which services need their own pages, where supporting questions belong and what information is needed before a visitor enquires. Plan contact, telephone and WhatsApp routes around those decisions.
UX, visual direction and responsive layouts
Custom web design begins with the information hierarchy. We decide which pages need a detailed service explanation, which need a catalogue and which need a focused enquiry route. Page layouts use a consistent set of headings, content widths, buttons and spacing so the site feels like one business. That consistency also makes future pages easier to add.
We design around the actual content rather than filling a layout with temporary slogans. A product needs readable specifications. A professional service needs clear inclusions and relevant proof. An enquiry form needs enough context to route the request without asking the visitor to complete a questionnaire. Approved photos and project material are placed where they help someone understand the offer.
The design covers how the pages behave on phones as well as larger screens. Menus need clear labels, text needs enough space and enquiry buttons need a predictable destination. Forms use labelled fields and suitable input types. We check the enquiry route on the released site, including validation and the intended submission destination.
English and Arabic design considerations
Arabic versions need their own reading order, navigation and text checks. Right-to-left layouts affect menus, icons, form alignment and mixed Arabic/English product names. We identify the language versions in the brief, then test the layouts with approved translated content. A bilingual site should remain editable in both languages after handover.
Agree the pages in each language, the translation owner and the approver before development. The published Arabic website version add-on is 35% of the website price; the quote confirms the language scope.
Website types and specialist routes
Service Websites That Take a Useful Enquiry
For a service business, we organise the pages around what customers buy. The main service page explains the offer and links to more specific options where needed. Contact forms capture the service and project details; telephone and WhatsApp routes give visitors another way to respond. The Starter package includes up to five WordPress pages, mobile-ready layouts, a contact or WhatsApp route and basic SEO.
Ecommerce Stores With Readable Product Journeys
An online store needs categories, product pages, stock information and checkout. We plan navigation around the catalogue, including product variants and delivery zones. The published Ecommerce package starts at AED 15,000 for up to one hundred products on WooCommerce or Shopify, with UAE payment and shipping setup. The build includes test orders so payment and fulfilment settings can be checked together.
Landing Pages and Custom Portals
A campaign landing page has one clear offer and a defined conversion action. It may need a shorter form, a product comparison or a booking route rather than the site's full navigation. A portal is a different project: user accounts, permissions and workflows must be specified before estimating the build. Custom portal work starts at AED 30,000 and is quoted per project.
Custom web design in Dubai should choose between these formats by customer need. A polished five-page site can be the right starting point for one business; another needs catalogue operations or authenticated customer access from its first release.
Ecommerce websites · WordPress design · Landing page design
For an existing site, explore website redesign. WordPress, ecommerce and landing pages remain specialist routes within the complete website offer.
Planning, wireframes and design approval
We begin with the sitemap and an agreed list of functions. The brief records page quantities, forms, language versions and integrations. Your team supplies approved company information, product data and proof material. We identify missing items early so a design review does not become the first time anyone asks for the content.
Wireframes show the order of information and the route between pages. The visual design then establishes typography, colours, navigation and repeatable page patterns. We review representative pages rather than asking you to approve a homepage and infer how the rest will work. Feedback is consolidated by the agreed approver to keep changes consistent across the site.
Before development, agree the page map, functions, language versions and representative layouts with realistic content. Record the approval owner and consolidate feedback so changes stay consistent across pages.
Choose a complete website project when the page map, content structure, enquiry journey and layouts still need to be agreed. If your design or platform is already defined and the main requirement is CMS configuration, integrations or custom functionality, discuss technical website implementation. The agreed scope determines the next step.
Which website package fits your project?
Further reading: how to choose a web design company in Dubai explains what to compare before choosing your next step.
Starter: AED 3,500
Choose Starter for a focused service website with up to five WordPress pages. From AED 3,500 excluding VAT, the published package includes mobile-ready layouts, a WhatsApp or contact form route and basic SEO, with a three-week delivery schedule. Agree the page list, supply the content and confirm approval dates before work begins. Additional pages, language versions or integrations must be recorded in the written scope.
Business: AED 8,500
Choose Business when you need more service pages, custom design and a blog. From AED 8,500 excluding VAT, it covers up to twelve pages, on-page SEO with schema, GA4 and speed optimisation, with a published four-to-six-week schedule. Map the pages and customer actions first. Confirm any content creation, migration, bilingual work or integrations in the quote rather than assuming they are included.
Ecommerce and Custom Work
Ecommerce starts at AED 15,000 for up to one hundred products on WooCommerce or Shopify, with UAE payment and shipping setup. Custom portal projects start at AED 30,000 and receive an itemised project quote. These builds require a catalogue or workflow specification, not just an approved homepage design.
What to Check in a Website Quote
Compare quotes against the same page list and functions. Ask who supplies the copy, images and product data, how language versions and integrations are scoped, and what testing and handover cover. Domain fees, hosting, platform subscriptions and paid licences need their own cost lines. Your written scope should distinguish the website build from optional ongoing work, so the total is clear before you approve it.
All published prices exclude VAT. Maintenance Basic costs AED 400 monthly; Priority costs AED 1,000 monthly. Read the Pricing page for the package inclusions before selecting the starting point for your website.
Compare all published packages. Prices exclude VAT. Not sure which package fits? Discuss your website scope and share the pages, functions and content you already have. Your written quote confirms the inclusions, exclusions and timing.
Selected website projects
Campaign landing pages for a licensing provider. Custom offer-specific landing pages and on-page SEO updates delivered in two days for a Sharjah business licensing provider. The project matched campaign traffic to the relevant offer.
Custom payment website using Zoho data. A custom-coded website, not a website built on Zoho, connects client and invoice information to a self-service checkout.
Document link hub. A custom hub organises internal and external document links so the team can find and re-share documents without repeated manual searches.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a complete website cost in Dubai?
DevelopPrism's complete website packages start from AED 3,500 for Starter and AED 8,500 for Business, excluding VAT. Starter covers up to five WordPress pages; Business covers up to twelve pages with custom design and a blog. Ecommerce starts from AED 15,000 and custom portal work from AED 30,000. Compare website package inclusions; additional functions, languages and third-party costs need their own agreed scope.
How long does a full website project take?
The published Starter schedule is three weeks; Business takes four to six weeks. These schedules cover design, development and testing, with content delivery and approval dates agreed at the start. Ecommerce, bilingual requirements and custom integrations need their own confirmed project schedule.
What content do I need to provide?
For an initial quote, share your current website if you have one, the services or products to cover, an approximate page list, required functions, language versions and preferred launch date. For the build, provide approved business details, brand assets, copy and images; stores also need product data. Tell us what is ready and what still needs to be scoped, so content responsibilities are clear.
How are Arabic layouts handled?
English and Arabic versions are planned together, with left-to-right and right-to-left layouts checked using approved content. Navigation, forms, icons and mixed-language names need review. The quote records language versions and approval responsibilities; the published Arabic version add-on is 35% of the website price.
What is approved before development starts?
Agree the sitemap, page quantities, functions, language versions and representative layouts before the build. Wireframes establish the order of information; visual reviews establish the design system. Your nominated approver supplies consolidated feedback so the working website follows an agreed direction.
Should I redesign my existing site or build a new one?
Assess the existing content, platform and customer journeys first. A redesign may retain useful pages and URLs while improving structure and layouts. A new build may be needed when the platform or required functions no longer fit. Our website redesign service helps define what should be retained, changed or rebuilt.
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Plan your website project
Share your current website or tell us this is a new site, the pages and functions you need, language versions, budget range and preferred launch date. We'll compare the brief with Starter, Business or a separately scoped build and confirm the information needed for a quote. Please do not send passwords or customer records.