Arabic text feels patched in
Poor line breaks, awkward fonts, and translated copy make the Arabic experience feel secondary.
Arabic & English Websites
Arabic & English websites that feel native in both languages.
Seakes builds bilingual websites for Saudi and GCC businesses, with Arabic RTL layouts, English content structure, and a user journey designed for trust and action.
The problem
Most bilingual websites are translated. They are not designed.
A strong Arabic and English website needs more than copied sections and swapped text direction. It needs spacing, typography, content, and interaction patterns that make both audiences feel like the site was built for them.
Layouts break in RTL
Buttons, cards, menus, and forms need intentional right-to-left structure, not a mechanical flip.
Trust is lost quickly
Saudi and GCC customers notice when a website feels generic, unfinished, or not built for their market.
Our approach
We design both language experiences with purpose.
We plan the website around clarity, bilingual structure, and conversion from the start, so Arabic and English users can understand the offer and take action with confidence.
Who it is for
Built for businesses that need to be understood in both markets.
Saudi companies building a more credible digital presence
GCC startups and B2B service companies
Beauty, food, healthcare, retail, and e-commerce brands
Companies expanding between Arabic and English-speaking audiences
What we build
Bilingual websites, stores, and landing pages that move people forward.
Corporate websites
Campaign and service landing pages
Shopify and e-commerce storefronts
Arabic and English content sections
Inquiry flows and conversion paths
Relevant work
Real projects across Arabic, English, e-commerce, and business websites.
Beauty brand / Online store / Arab region
Seen Beauty
An online beauty store built for Seen Beauty, a brand connected to a popular Instagram influencer in the Arab region. The website helps customers browse products in Arabic and English, understand the brand, and shop with confidence.
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Food supplier / Saudi Arabia / Online growth
Food & Nuts
A website for Food & Nuts, a large food supplier in Saudi Arabia. We made the company easier to find online, organized its products clearly, and built SEO-focused pages to support more inquiries and sales.
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Healthcare company / Saudi Arabia / Business website
Care Spectrum
A website for Care Spectrum, a Saudi healthcare company working across medical agencies, manufacturing, homecare, and medical centers. The website explains their services clearly and helps partners, patients, and healthcare companies understand what they do.
Visit projectQuestions buyers ask
Arabic and English website questions, answered clearly.
What is a bilingual website?
A bilingual website gives users a complete experience in two languages. For Arabic and English, that means content, layout direction, typography, navigation, and forms are all considered for both audiences.
Is this different from translating a website?
Yes. Translation changes words. Bilingual design shapes the whole experience so Arabic and English pages both feel intentional, polished, and easy to use.
Do you design Arabic RTL websites?
Yes. We design right-to-left layouts with Arabic spacing, hierarchy, and typography in mind, while keeping the English version clean and consistent.
How long does a bilingual website take?
Most small to mid-sized bilingual business websites can be scoped after a discovery call. Timeline depends on page count, content, integrations, and whether branding is already ready.
Can you write the Arabic and English content?
Yes. We can help structure and refine bilingual content so it sounds natural, professional, and aligned with the website’s goal.
Start your project
Ready to make your website clear in both languages?
Tell us what you are building, and we will shape the right bilingual website structure for your Saudi or GCC audience.