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Software Development

Website Design & Development

Fast, bilingual company websites and landing pages

Software Development

A website is usually the first thing a customer, a partner or an investor checks before they call you — and, more and more, it is what people open after finding you on Google, on Facebook or through a WhatsApp link. We design and build company websites, landing pages and corporate sites in Arabic and English that load quickly on a phone, are structured for search from the first page, and can be updated by your own team without waiting for a developer.

This page is about websites: sites whose job is to explain who you are, earn a visitor's trust and turn that visit into an enquiry. If what you need is software people log into — a customer portal, a booking system, a SaaS platform — that is web application development, a separate service that is engineered and quoted differently. Many projects need both, and the same team builds both, but it helps to know which one you are buying.

What's included

What we build

  • Company and corporate websites

    who you are, what you do, the services you offer and how to reach you, written and structured for the people who actually buy from you.

  • Landing pages for campaigns

    one page, one offer, one action, fast enough that paid traffic does not leave before it loads, with the tracking your ads depend on.

  • Service and lead-generation websites

    clear service pages, enquiry and booking forms, WhatsApp and call buttons, and every enquiry delivered somewhere it will be answered.

  • Bilingual Arabic and English websites

    two languages planned as two audiences, with proper right-to-left layout and separate, indexable pages for each.

  • Website redesigns

    an outdated or slow site rebuilt without throwing away the Google rankings, links and content it has already earned.

  • Content-led sites and blogs

    articles and resources structured so search engines understand them and readers find the next thing to read.

Selected clients in Software Development

8 clients

  • Zero Motocycles
  • Active Mile
  • Luliz
  • Mikyaje
  • John Najarian
  • Dermazone
  • The Beauty Secrets
  • Cozmo

How the build runs

  1. Discovery. A paid workshop sized to the site: who it is for, what a visitor must be able to do, which pages and languages, what content exists and who writes what is missing. You come away with a page list, a fixed-price scope and a written summary — including a recommendation for something smaller, where that is the honest answer.
  2. Structure and design. Sitemap, page layouts and visual design, in both languages, reviewed with you before anything is built. Moving a section at this stage costs minutes; moving it after launch costs a rebuild of that page.
  3. Two-week iterations. Each one ends with the real site on a staging link you can open on your own phone, not a set of screenshots. Your project portal shows what is done, what is next and what is waiting on you — which, on a website, is usually content.
  4. Launch. Redirects from any old addresses, analytics and conversion tracking, Search Console, sitemaps, backups and a final speed check. Then a launch that is boring on purpose.
  5. After launch. The same team stays on for updates, fixes and the improvements that only become obvious once real visitors arrive.

Fast on a phone, found on Google

Most people will see your website on a phone, often on mobile data, so speed is not a finishing touch. We design against Google's Core Web Vitals from the first layout: images sized and compressed properly, no heavy sliders or plugins doing work nobody asked for, and pages that render before a visitor gives up.

Search is built in rather than bolted on. Every page gets a real title and description, clean addresses, a correct heading structure, structured data where it applies, an XML sitemap, and the hreflang tags that tell Google which page is Arabic and which is English. None of that guarantees a ranking — nobody honest can promise one — but it means the site starts from a sound base, and our SEO team can build on it without asking for a rebuild first.

Editing it yourself

A website you cannot change is out of date the week after launch. Every site we build comes with a content management system: an admin where your team edits pages, publishes articles, swaps images and updates contact details in both languages, without touching code. We choose the platform with you during discovery — an established CMS where it fits, a lighter custom admin where speed, security or a bilingual structure call for it — and we train whoever will be using it.

Arabic and English, built properly

An Arabic website is not an English website with the text replaced. Right-to-left changes navigation, alignment, forms, icons that point somewhere, and how numbers and dates are written, and Arabic type needs its own font choices and line heights to stay readable on a small screen. We design both languages from the first screen, and each language gets its own addresses so that both can be found in search.

What you own at handover

  • The domain, registered in your name, and the hosting account, also in your name.
  • The full source code and the design files.
  • Administrator access to the CMS, the analytics and Search Console.
  • Written instructions for editing content, plus a recorded walkthrough.

There is no proprietary Codigoo platform underneath your site, and no licence under which ceasing to work with us means your website stops working.

Hosting and maintenance

We can set up hosting on infrastructure in your name, configure SSL, backups and uptime monitoring, and then look after the site on a maintenance plan: security and platform updates, fixes, small content changes and a regular check that it is still fast. If you would rather your own IT team or provider hosts it, we hand it over documented.

Questions we are usually asked

How much does it cost to design a website in Egypt?

It depends on scope: how many pages and languages, how much content needs writing, which integrations are involved, and whether there is a CMS, a blog or online booking. A single campaign landing page and a bilingual corporate site are different projects. Discovery turns that into a fixed price for a defined scope, so you know the number before the build starts rather than after it.

How long does it take to build a website?

Mostly it depends on scope and on content — the most common delay on any website is waiting for text and photographs. You will see the real site on a staging link within the first iterations, and the scope is phased so a smaller first version can go live while the rest is finished.

Do we need a website or a web application?

If visitors read, browse and contact you, it is a website. If they log in, manage data, pay or book through an account, it is a web application. Plenty of businesses start with the website and add the application later; we plan the first so it does not get in the way of the second.

Can you redesign our current website without losing our Google ranking?

Yes, if it is done carefully. We crawl the existing site first, keep the pages and addresses that already rank, set up a redirect for every address that changes, and watch Search Console after launch. Most traffic lost in a redesign is lost to missing redirects, which is avoidable.

Will the website appear on Google?

It will be indexable and technically ready to rank from launch day: titles, structure, speed, sitemaps and both languages set up correctly. Where it ranks for competitive searches depends on content and authority built up over time, which is the work our SEO service does.

Do you provide the hosting, domain and email?

We can register the domain and set up hosting in your name and configure business email, or work with the providers you already use. Either way, the accounts belong to you.

If you need a new website, a landing page for a campaign, or a redesign of a site that has stopped working for you, a consultation is the fastest way to find out what it involves.

Talk to us about Website Design & Development

Thirty minutes with an engineer and a strategist who do this work — not a sales team. You will get an honest answer about whether it is the right thing to buy, and what it would realistically cost.