Structure and Journeys
Sitemap, navigation and the routes that lead to action.
Website Development
From First Impression to Next Action.
Websites, online stores and web apps, designed and built by one team.
What You Get
Interface and Content
Responsive design, a reusable system and clear copy.
Online Stores
Product pages, checkout and payments people trust.
Development and Integrations
A fast build, wired to your CRM, booking and data.
Mobile First
Designed for the phone first, then scaled up.
Launch and Care
Testing, search basics, handover and what comes next.
Sites We Built
We Designed and Built Every Site Here.
Six sites we designed and built from start to finish. The 3D, the map, the particles and the magazine below are the real pieces from those projects, running on this page.
Payments
Shukria
A payments company serving merchants, acquirers and issuers. We designed and built the site, and modelled every terminal in 3D so customers can turn the product in their hands.
Loading the terminal
Drag to turn
Agriculture
Bioland
Lebanon's partner in advanced agriculture, from soil to still. We designed and built the site in English and French, and an interactive Map of Sites that shows where Bioland grows.
Live map
Martech
BNC REACH
The martech arm of BNC Publishing. We designed and built a film-led site that opens on one question, "What is time?", and the particle piece made for its launch.
Live WebGL
Natural Oils
NaturOil
Natural oils from Lebanon. We shot the model and the bottles, designed the brand's online store and built it, end to end.
Publishing
The 100 Power List
Entrepreneur Middle East's edition on the 100 people shaping the region. We designed and built the site: a magazine cover you can turn 360°, and a wall of portraits that forms into a globe.
Live site, try the magazine
Hospitality
Bosporus
A Turkish restaurant group with locations in Dubai, Bahrain and Egypt. We designed and built the site around the food: menus, breakfast, locations and delivery, in one warm, appetising journey.
Process
How We Work
Before selecting technology, identify who will maintain the content and which systems the site depends on.
Map
Review the existing experience, business goals, content, and technical constraints. Identify priority journeys and the information needed to support them.
Prototype
Develop structure and representative page designs. Resolve hierarchy, navigation, and conversion decisions before production expands across the site.
Build
Implement the responsive interface and agreed integrations. Keep meaningful content readable as plain page text, and progressively enhance it with motion or 3D where it helps.
Verify
Check direct links, forms, content, mobile layouts, accessibility, and search foundations. Document what was tested, any outstanding dependencies, and the responsibilities after launch.
Questions, Answered
Will every service have its own page?
When a service has a distinct audience need or search intent, it should have a complete standalone page. We avoid duplicate pages that simply repeat the same offer using different labels.
Can we edit the site ourselves?
Yes, when a content editing tool is part of the scope. We define which fields and page structures your team should control, along with roles, approval needs, and training.
Can the site include interactive 3D?
Yes. Interactive 3D is developed as a progressive enhancement with mobile considerations and a fallback. Important content, navigation, and enquiry actions must work without waiting for the scene.
Do you migrate existing content?
Migration can include content, redirects, assets, and metadata. We first inventory the existing material so useful pages are preserved and outdated content is handled intentionally.
Is maintenance included?
Ongoing support is scoped separately from a build unless expressly included. The support arrangement can cover updates, fixes, monitoring, content changes, and a defined amount of development time.
What affects the schedule?
Page count, content readiness, approval cycles, integrations, and custom functionality all matter. A realistic plan is agreed after those dependencies are understood; a generic launch promise would hide the actual work.
Let's Build a Better Website.
A line or two is enough. We take it from there.