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Website design for consultancies and firms

A client of a professional firm isn't buying something they can see; they are deciding whether to trust you. They want to know exactly what you do, how you work and what the first step is.

What happens today without the right site

  • The service is invisible

    Without an explanation of what the client gets and how the work runs, every conversation starts from scratch.

  • Price questions before understanding

    Clients ask "how much?" before knowing what the work covers, so you get compared with the cheapest quote.

  • The first call goes on collecting details

    Requests arrive without the business, its size or the timing, so you start from zero with every client.

  • Companies look for an official presence

    Before sending their files, a company looks for a site in the firm's name and an official email, not just a social account.

What the site does for this industry

  • A page per service

    What it covers, who it suits, what the client sends and what they receive at the end.

  • Your method, step by step

    From first contact to delivery, so the client knows what to expect and when.

  • Past work in the right form

    Case studies with the client's permission, or a gallery filtered by service as on the Abu Dola Studio site.

  • An ordered consultation request or brief

    Short questions on the business, the need and the timing, arriving in order on WhatsApp or email.

  • Calendar booking for consultations

    For firms that sell fixed-length sessions, as in the Mizan concept, added to the scope when needed.

  • An indicative fee estimate

    Optional: a calculator that gives a range and says plainly that the final price comes in a written proposal.

Suggested pages for your site

A starting point we adjust to your business in the written scope.

  1. Home
  2. Services
  3. Service page
  4. How we work
  5. Work
  6. About
  7. Request a consultation
  8. Contact

Where most of them start

Business Website

A multi-page website that explains your business fully and gathers your services and details in one place.

See this level's scope

Sites we built for this

Complete sites you can try yourself: book or order, and see what reaches the business owner.

Features you will likely need

  • Quote requests

    Most quote requests start with a missing detail. The form gathers what you need the first time, so you reply with a proposal, not with questions.

  • Online booking

    Instead of waiting for a reply on the phone or WhatsApp, customers choose their own slot from your open times, and the booking reaches you ready.

  • Bilingual website

    If your customers include expatriates or foreign companies, a second version serves them without confusing your Arabic visitors.

  • SEO basics

    Search engines need to understand your site before they show it. We build it so it is read and indexed correctly from day one.

Related guides

  • SEO basics for small business websites

    The search basics every business website should have in place: page titles, one page per service, Search Console, local signals, speed and honest expectations.

Questions from this industry

Can I publish my clients' names and work?

Only with their written permission. Without it we show the type of work and your method without names, and never logos or testimonials clients haven't approved.

I don't want to publish prices. How do clients decide?

Explain what each service covers and how the price is set, and make the quote request easy. A fee calculator is optional and gives a range, not a commitment.

Is calendar booking part of the Business Website?

Not in the base Business Website; it is an add-on priced in the proposal, or part of Business Website Plus. Most firms start with a consultation request on WhatsApp or email and set the time themselves.

Will my site show up when people search for my specialty?

We set pages up for indexing with titles, descriptions and a sitemap, and a page per service helps. We don't guarantee any ranking; that depends on competition, content and time.

My clients include foreign companies. Do I need Arabic and English?

If some of your clients don't read one of the languages, yes. The extra language is built on the same structure and priced in the proposal.

Start your project today

Tell us about your business in a minute, and we'll reply with an initial direction and a written scope and price.

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