Abu Dhabi · United Arab Emirates
Web design in Abu Dhabi,
built around your business.
We are based in Abu Dhabi. Websites, online stores, booking systems and custom business software for companies across the emirate, designed around how your team actually works, and kept running after launch.
Part of Nexus Cloud
Everything described here runs on Nexus Cloud, the managed platform we build and operate. Being based in Abu Dhabi means we can sit down with you, but it is the managed part that matters after launch: hosting, security patching, backups, monitoring and support stay with us, under your brand.
Working in Abu Dhabi
Built for how business runs here.
Abu Dhabi businesses rarely need a brochure site. They need something that handles enquiries properly, works in Arabic and English, loads fast on mobile data, and connects to the systems already running the business.
What we run for Abu Dhabi clients
- Corporate and service websites
- E-commerce and B2B ordering portals
- Booking and appointment systems
- ERP, CRM and workflow tools
- Real estate platforms
- Managed hosting and support
Common questions
Questions we are asked most.
Do you meet clients in person in Abu Dhabi?
Yes. We are based in Abu Dhabi, so in-person discovery sessions are straightforward, and we work remotely with clients elsewhere in the UAE and in Lebanon.
How much does a website cost in Abu Dhabi?
A focused corporate website generally starts in the mid four figures AED depending on pages, languages and whether a portal or booking flow is included. We give a written range after a short brief.
Do you build websites in Arabic?
Yes. Arabic right-to-left layouts and bilingual Arabic and English content are planned from the start rather than bolted on afterwards.
Do we need an Arabic version of our website?
Not as a legal requirement for a private company, but it changes who can use the site comfortably. Government services in the UAE are published in Arabic and English, and that shapes what buyers expect from a commercial site.
We write Arabic as a real version, with right-to-left layout, Arabic typography and its own page addresses, rather than a translation layer bolted on afterwards. This site runs that way, so you can judge the result before committing to it.
How does the UAE e-invoicing mandate affect an online store or ERP?
The Ministry of Finance set the framework in Ministerial Decisions 243 and 244 of 2025. A pilot phase starts in July 2026, and from 1 January 2027 businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more must issue invoices electronically through an accredited service provider.
If you sell online, or run purchasing through a system we build, the invoice data has to be able to leave that system in the required format. Building for that now makes it a connection later rather than a rebuild.
Source: UAE Ministry of Finance.
What happens to the site after it launches?
Hosting, SSL, updates, backups and monitoring run as a managed service, so the site does not quietly drift out of date after handover. That is the part most sites lose first, and it is far cheaper to keep right than to repair late.
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Working in Abu Dhabi? Let us talk.
Tell us what you need. We reply within two working days with a direction and an honest delivery range.