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Shapes Infinity is a web design company in Dubai that builds websites for businesses across Abu Dhabi — suppliers and contractors to government and semi-government buyers, industrial firms in Musaffah, ICAD and KEZAD, ADGM, Hub71 and Masdar City start-ups, clinics and schools, and companies in Al Ain.
Bilingual English and Arabic, hand-coded and fast, with the capability statement, references and company profile a procurement check expects.
Shapes Infinity is a Dubai-based web design company, founded in 2024, that builds custom websites for businesses in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and Al Dhafra. Every site is hand-coded rather than assembled from a theme, and is built bilingual in English and Arabic with a true right-to-left layout when your buyers read Arabic first. Every build carries a year of free bug fixes after launch, with year-one hosting and SSL included on the standard website tiers. Landing pages go live in about a week, full company websites in two to four, on terms of 30% to start and 70% on completion.
Abu Dhabi web briefs are more formal than Dubai's: the site is often read by a procurement officer, a government buyer or an investor before it is read by a customer. These are the Abu Dhabi businesses we build for most.
Companies selling to government, semi-government and oil-and-gas buyers — sites that hold a capability statement, certifications, project references and a company profile PDF, so the website survives a prequalification check.
Manufacturers, fabricators and logistics operators in the industrial cities who need product and service pages a buyer can quote from, in English and Arabic.
Funded start-ups and licensed firms that need a credible site quickly for investors, banks and first customers — fast, bilingual, and built to grow into a web application later.
Practices, training centres, consultancies and property firms on Al Reem, Khalifa City and Al Ain — booking, Arabic-first content and a clear Google Maps presence.
This is the brief that makes Abu Dhabi different. A supplier's website is checked against its tender documents, so we build the pages that prequalification actually asks for and keep them consistent with what you submit.
A single page that states what you supply, to whom, at what scale — with the certifications, ISO and HSE credentials in a block a buyer can screenshot.
A references list with sector, scope and year, plus client logos where you have permission, mirroring the reference sheet in your tender pack.
A downloadable, branded company profile generated from the same content as the site, so the two never contradict each other.
Arabic versions of the pages a public-sector buyer will read, with a right-to-left layout done properly rather than a translated afterthought.
how our business websites are built web design in Dubai: the full service
Many Abu Dhabi audiences read Arabic first. We plan the Arabic site from the first wireframe — right-to-left layout, Arabic typography, mirrored navigation — and treat English as the second language when that is who your customers are. How we plan bilingual sites and the RTL mistakes to avoid explain the details.
The studio is in Dubai and works UAE-wide as a service-area business. For Abu Dhabi clients that means an in-person kick-off when the project warrants it, then remote delivery on WhatsApp and calls, priced in AED with the scope in writing.
Message us or run the instant quote. For larger builds we meet at your office in Abu Dhabi — about 90 minutes from the studio.
A plan, a timeline and a transparent price in AED, with every deliverable defined before work begins. 30% to start, 70% on completion.
The person you brief is the person who builds; capability pages, references, Arabic and English content come together with regular check-ins.
We take the site live, submit it to Google, and stay on for a year of free bug fixes.
The same rates apply across the UAE and there is no menu to decode: the instant quote prices your exact scope in under a minute. A landing page ships in about a week, a company website in two to four.
Itemised, with a PDF you can keep, before any conversation. Then scope, timeline and price go in writing.
Al Ain and the Al Dhafra region are part of the same service area, with the same process, the same instant quote and the same year of free bug fixes. Kick-offs there usually happen on a call, and an in-person visit is arranged for larger projects.
Two of the studio's UAE builds for industrial and logistics companies — the supplier-style brief we get from Abu Dhabi firms. The full set is on the case studies page.
Dark, cinematic corporate site with an animated route globe and a quote-first flow for air, sea, land and express cargo — built to win commercial shippers.
Editorial company site for an export-packaging manufacturer whose buyers are industrial exporters shipping to 180+ countries.
Yes. The studio is in Dubai, about 90 minutes from Abu Dhabi city and Musaffah, so a kick-off meeting at your office is easy to arrange when a project needs it. After that, most work runs over WhatsApp and calls on Gulf hours.
Yes. For suppliers and contractors we build a capability-statement page, a certifications and ISO block, a project-reference list and a downloadable company profile PDF, so the site backs up what your prequalification documents claim.
Yes. Abu Dhabi audiences, and government-facing buyers in particular, often read Arabic first. We can make Arabic the default with a proper right-to-left layout and Arabic typography, and serve English as the second language.
A landing page ships in about a week and a 3–5 page company website in 2 to 3 weeks. Procurement-grade sites with a capability statement, project references and an Arabic version usually run 3 to 4 weeks, and you get the schedule in writing before work starts.
Yes. Al Ain and the Al Dhafra region are part of the same service area with the same process; kick-offs there are usually on a call, with an in-person visit arranged for larger projects. See web design across the UAE for every emirate.
Five things move the number on an Abu Dhabi build: how many pages, whether it ships bilingual English and Arabic, whether procurement extras like a capability statement and company profile PDF are in scope, which systems it has to connect to, and how much content has to be written rather than supplied. Shapes Infinity prices by scope rather than from a menu, and the instant quote at shapesinfinity.tech/quote returns your exact figure in under a minute, with the scope, timeline and price then put in writing before work starts.
Shapes Infinity works on 30% to start and 70% on completion, for Abu Dhabi projects as everywhere else in the UAE. Scope, timeline and price are agreed in writing before work begins, and in-scope revisions are not billed per round. Work is priced in AED, and the deliverables listed in that written scope are the deliverables you receive.
Yes. Shapes Infinity registers the .ae or .com domain in your company's name, sets up hosting and SSL, and hands over full ownership. Year-one hosting and SSL are included on the standard website tiers, so an Abu Dhabi company does not need a separate hosting arrangement in the first year. After that, hosting and support are priced openly with no obligation to stay.
Shapes Infinity takes the site live, submits it to Google and stays on for one year of free bug fixes, with year-one hosting and SSL included on the standard website tiers. Content changes, new pages and ongoing SEO are separate work you can add whenever you are ready, priced openly. There is no retainer you have to sign at launch to keep the site running.
Custom. Shapes Infinity hand-codes every Abu Dhabi website rather than assembling a theme, so it loads fast, passes Core Web Vitals, and never looks like a competitor who bought the same template. That matters most on procurement-facing sites, where the capability statement, the references list and the company profile PDF form a buyer's first impression before any prequalification conversation begins.
Not if the migration is done properly. Shapes Infinity maps every old URL to its new home with 301 redirects, carries over titles, canonicals and structured data, and resubmits the sitemap on launch, so rankings move with the pages instead of resetting. Existing Arabic content is carried across the same way, into a right-to-left layout planned from the first wireframe rather than bolted on afterwards.
Every Shapes Infinity website is SEO-ready by default: semantic markup, fast load times, proper metadata, a sitemap and a structure Google can read without guesswork. That is part of the build, not an add-on. Ongoing SEO after launch, including local search work for Abu Dhabi and Al Ain, is a separate service you can add whenever you are ready.
Yes. Shapes Infinity is a Dubai studio working as a service-area business across all seven emirates: Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah, plus remote delivery to Saudi Arabia and the wider GCC. Abu Dhabi clients get the same process, the same instant quote and the same year of free bug fixes as a client in Dubai.
Yes. Shapes Infinity has nine published case studies at shapesinfinity.tech/case-studies, several of them close to the supplier and industrial brief most Abu Dhabi companies arrive with, including Pine Pack Timber LLC and Quality Express Freight. Each one sets out the brief and the build, and links to the live site wherever the client has a public domain, so you can check the loading speed, the mobile layout and the tone of the copy yourself before sending a brief.
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