Web Development Services in Dubai

Custom. We write the theme for your site rather than buying one and bending it into shape, and we reach for a plugin only where one genuinely earns its place — payments, forms, backups. Every plugin is a dependency somebody else controls, so the fewer there are, the faster the site stays and the less likely an update is to break something.

Usually, yes. We regularly connect sites to Zoho, HubSpot, Salesforce, Odoo and a range of in-house systems, plus WhatsApp Business, courier APIs and accounting tools. If your system has an API we can work with it; if it does not, we will tell you that up front rather than discovering it halfway through the build.

A marketing site is typically three to five weeks. An online store runs six to ten depending on catalogue size and payment setup. A custom web application or portal starts around eight weeks and depends entirely on scope — which is why we write the scope down first. Integrations and content are what move timelines, not the code.

Yes, entirely. You get the code, the hosting, the domain and a written handover at the end of the project, with the domain registered in your company name rather than ours. Nothing is held hostage — if you ever want to move to another developer, everything they need is already yours.

Often. We start with an audit of what is actually there — code quality, plugin load, speed, security and hosting — and give you an honest read. Sometimes the fix is a few days of work. Sometimes the build has enough wrong with it that repairing it costs more than replacing it, and we will say so rather than bill you for both.

Yes. We set up managed hosting sized for your traffic, with SSL, firewall, daily backups, malware scanning and uptime monitoring configured properly rather than left on defaults. If you would rather stay with your existing host we are happy to work with that, provided it can actually carry the build.

Almost always because of what was put into it: full-size images, a page builder loading scripts on every page, thirty plugins each adding their own, and database queries that were fine with fifty products and are not with five hundred. A caching plugin hides some of that; it does not fix it. We profile the site first so the work goes where the seconds actually are.

That is the point. We build content areas named the way your team thinks, with only the fields that matter so nothing gets filled in wrong, then walk you through it and leave a short recording. Adding a page, changing a price or publishing a post should take minutes and no support ticket.

Staging, always, with version control from the first commit. Every change is built and tested away from your customers, and anything that goes wrong can be traced and reversed. Working directly on a live site is how businesses end up with an outage they cannot explain.

Yes — client portals, booking systems, dashboards, quote calculators and internal tools. These start with a proper scoping stage because the requirements matter far more than the visual design, and we would rather find the awkward parts on paper than three weeks into a build.

Fewer dependencies is the first defence — most WordPress compromises come through an outdated plugin. Beyond that: SSL, a firewall, hardened logins, limited user roles, malware scanning, off-server backups and monthly patching. We also test that backups restore, because an untested backup is not a backup.

Twelve months included: bug fixes, plugin and core updates, backups, uptime monitoring and small content changes, reachable on WhatsApp. Larger work is quoted separately so you always know what is covered. After the first year you can take an annual care plan or simply pay for work as it comes up — there is no lock-in either way.