What changes the timeline
Website projects are not all the same. A few things decide how long yours will take.
- How many pages your site needs
- How complex the design is
- Whether you need a shop or payment system
- How many features you want
- How fast you can give feedback and approve designs
- Whether the site needs to work in both English and Arabic
A landing page is fast because it is simple. One page, one clear message, one call to action. Two to four weeks is normal for a real business website because there is more to build.
Breaking down a typical project
Most projects follow the same general steps.
First, you talk to the design team about what you need. This happens before work starts. You agree on what pages, features, and design style you want. You also agree on the price and timeline in writing. This conversation usually takes a few days.
Second, the designers create the look and feel of your site. They make mockups for you to approve. You give feedback, they update, you approve again. This is usually the longest part for most clients because feedback takes time.
Third, the developers build the actual website from the approved design. This is where the site becomes live and real. At the same time, your content (text, images, videos) goes onto the pages.
Finally, the site is tested, any small bugs are fixed, and it goes live.
Why your feedback matters
The timeline depends partly on you. When you review designs and say yes or no quickly, the project moves faster. When there are delays in feedback or lots of changes to the plan, the project takes longer.
Always give clear feedback the first time. Tell the team exactly what you like and what you do not like. This keeps things moving.
After your site launches
Once your website is live, you get one full year of free bug fixes. If something breaks or does not work right, the team fixes it for free during that first year. This is included with every project, no extra charge.
After that year, you can choose to pay for ongoing support if you want. But the first year is always covered.
Getting an exact date for your project
Every business is different. To know exactly how long your website will take, you need to talk to someone who understands what you need.
You can use the instant quote tool to tell the team about your project. It takes about a minute, and you will get a realistic timeline along with a price. This way you know exactly when to expect your site to be ready.
If you want to talk to someone first instead, that works too.
Does bilingual matter
If your site needs to work in both English and Arabic, that does not add weeks to the timeline. The design and build process is the same. But the team does need to set up the layout properly for Arabic text. This is standard work and is included in the normal timeline.
Start now
The sooner you start planning, the sooner your site can be live. You can message the team on WhatsApp at +971 56 160 8606 to ask questions, or use the instant quote tool to get a price and timeline for your specific project.