Work

Six sites for six trades. Each one starts from a problem the owner already knows.

Concept project — live build

Nokhetha

Seafood restaurant

Arabic website preview

A seafood restaurant site: a four-category menu with prices, a signature dish, an illustrated map, and a table booking form.

The problem

A diner wants to know the catch of the day and what the dishes cost before leaving home, and to book a table without waiting for a reply to a message.

The solution

A site that lays out the menu by section with prices, features the signature dish, and takes a table booking on the same page.

Key features

Four-category menu with prices
Signature dish
Illustrated map
Table booking form

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Concept project — live build

Rasif Coffee

Café and roastery

Arabic website preview

A specialty coffee roastery site: an interactive roast curve, farm and origin data, a three-category menu, and opening hours.

The problem

A specialty roastery sells detail that a photograph cannot show: where the bean came from, how it was roasted, and when.

The solution

A site that puts the farm and origin data and the roast curve in front of the customer, with a three-category menu and the opening hours.

Key features

Interactive roast curve
Farm and origin data
Three-category menu
Opening hours

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Concept project — live build

Noor Dental

Dental clinic

Arabic website preview

A dental clinic site: services with published pricing, visit steps, the medical team, an FAQ, and an appointment form.

The problem

Most people put off a dental visit because of what they cannot see coming: what it will cost, how long it will take, and who will be doing it.

The solution

A site that publishes the price of each service, walks through the visit step by step, introduces the team, and ends in an appointment form.

Key features

Services with published pricing
Visit steps
The medical team
FAQ
Appointment form

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Concept project — live build

Al-Herfa Barbershop

Men's barbershop

Arabic website preview

A men’s barbershop site: eight services with prices, the barbers and their specialities, how the appointment system works, and a booking form for service, barber, and time.

The problem

A customer does not want to queue, and does not want to phone to ask what it costs or when there is a free slot.

The solution

A site that lists eight services with their prices, introduces the barbers, explains how the appointment system works, and books by service, barber and time.

Key features

Eight services with prices
The barbers and their specialities
How appointments work
Booking by service, barber and time

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Concept project

Muhra

Fashion store

An abaya and ready-to-wear label. An editorial product grid that puts the garment first.

The problem

A hand-sewn piece is done no favours by a generic product grid: the cloth, the cut and the difference between one size and the next all disappear.

The solution

A store with an editorial product grid that puts the garment first, a page per piece, a size guide and a shop integration.

Key features

Editorial product grid
Product pages
Size guide
Store integration

Concept project

Rakan Contracting

Contracting company

A general contractor. The site shows delivered projects and takes tender enquiries.

The problem

A contractor is chosen on what it has actually delivered, and a prospective client has nowhere to see that record.

The solution

A site that shows the delivered projects and the company figures, takes tender enquiries, and offers a profile to download.

Key features

Project showcase
Company figures
Tender enquiries
Downloadable profile

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