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Shapes Infinity is a web design company in Dubai that builds websites for businesses across Sharjah — manufacturers and traders in Sharjah Industrial Area, companies in SAIF Zone, Hamriyah Free Zone and Shams, clinics, schools and neighbourhood businesses in Al Majaz, Al Nahda and Muwaileh.
Arabic-first when your customers read Arabic first, hand-coded and fast on any phone, with a kick-off meeting in Sharjah when you want one. Your exact price comes from the instant quote in under a minute.
Shapes Infinity is a Dubai-based web design company that builds custom, hand-coded websites for businesses across Sharjah and the northern emirates. Every build can ship bilingual English and Arabic with a proper right-to-left layout. A landing page goes live in about a week and a full company website in two to four. Payment is 30% to start and 70% on completion, with scope, timeline and price agreed in writing in AED before work begins — and every site comes with a year of free bug fixes after launch, plus year-one hosting and SSL on the standard website tiers.
Sharjah is the UAE's manufacturing and trading emirate, and its web briefs are different from Dubai's: fewer brochure sites, more catalogues, specification sheets and enquiry flows that end on WhatsApp. These are the Sharjah businesses we build for most.
Companies in Sharjah Industrial Area, Sajja and Al Sajaa building materials, packaging, metals and machinery trading — sites that carry the full product range, spec sheets and a one-tap enquiry, and are found on Google for the products they actually sell.
Free-zone start-ups and branches that need a credible website for the bank, for investors and for buyers overseas — bilingual, fast, and live within the first weeks of the licence.
Practices near University City, home-maintenance and technical-services firms, and training centres that need online booking, Arabic-first content and clear Google Maps presence.
Neighbourhood businesses that live on Google Maps and WhatsApp orders — a landing page or small site that converts the search "near me" into a message.
Sharjah audiences skew Arabic-first more than Dubai's. We plan the Arabic version from the first wireframe — right-to-left layout, Arabic typography, mirrored navigation — so it reads as a native site and not a translation. English becomes the second language rather than the only one.
The studio is in Dubai and works UAE-wide as a service-area business. For Sharjah clients that means an in-person kick-off if you want one, then a delivery process that runs on WhatsApp and calls on Gulf hours, priced in AED with the scope in writing before anything starts.
Message us or run the instant quote. If the project needs it, we meet at your office in Sharjah — most of the emirate is 20 to 40 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. Pages, Arabic and English content and enquiry flows come together with regular check-ins.
We take the site live, submit it to Google and set up your Google Business Profile links, then 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.
Two of the studio's UAE builds for industrial and service businesses — the same kind of brief we get from Sharjah companies. The full set is on the case studies page.
Product-led catalogue site — pallets, crates, cable drums and heat-treatment credentials — built to convert exporters who buy on specification.
3D-led booking site where “book a technician” is one tap away on every screen: AC, plumbing, electrical and 24/7 emergency callouts.
Yes. The studio is in Dubai, 20 to 40 minutes from most of Sharjah, so a kick-off meeting at your office in Sharjah Industrial Area, Al Majaz, Al Nahda or a free zone is easy to arrange. After that most projects run over WhatsApp and calls because it is faster for everyone.
Yes. Many Sharjah audiences read Arabic first, so we can build the site Arabic-first with a proper right-to-left layout and Arabic typography, and add English as the second language, rather than translating an English design afterwards.
Yes. Catalogue sites with specification sheets, downloadable brochures and a WhatsApp enquiry on every product are one of the most common briefs we get from industrial and trading companies. Pack Pro Industrial Packaging and Pine Pack Timber are two live examples of that format.
Yes. We can register the .ae or .com domain in your company's name, set up hosting and SSL, and hand over full ownership. Year-one hosting and SSL are included on the standard website tiers.
Yes. The northern emirates are part of the same service area and the same process; Ajman in particular is a short drive from Sharjah, so in-person kick-offs work the same way. See web design across the UAE for every emirate.
There is no fixed price and no menu to decode. What moves the number is pages, languages and integrations — how many pages the site needs, whether it ships bilingual English and Arabic, and what it has to connect to. Shapes Infinity prices by scope, and the same rates apply across every emirate, so a Sharjah project is not quoted differently from a Dubai one. The instant quote at shapesinfinity.tech/quote prices your exact scope in under a minute, itemised, with a PDF you can keep. After that, scope, timeline and price go in writing in AED before anything starts.
A landing page typically ships in about one week from brief to live. A full company website takes two to four weeks depending on scope, and an e-commerce build sits in the same two-to-four-week range once the catalogue and payment setup are counted. You get the delivery schedule in writing before work starts. Sharjah projects run on the same timeline as Dubai ones, because the studio is 20 to 40 minutes from most of the emirate.
Shapes Infinity works on 30% to start and 70% on completion. Scope, timeline and price are agreed in writing in AED before anything begins, and in-scope revisions are not billed per round. The same terms apply to every Sharjah project, whether it is a landing page for a neighbourhood retailer in Muwaileh or a full catalogue site for a manufacturer in Sharjah Industrial Area.
Custom. Every Shapes Infinity website is designed and hand-coded for the business rather than assembled from a theme, built on React, Next.js, Node.js and Tailwind on cloud infrastructure. Core Web Vitals are treated as part of the deliverable rather than a fix after launch, and nothing looks like the competitor two units down in Sharjah Industrial Area who bought the same template. There is also no plugin stack to keep patching afterwards.
Custom design coded from scratch, a mobile-first responsive layout, bilingual English and Arabic readiness with a proper right-to-left layout, Core Web Vitals treated as part of the deliverable, an SEO-friendly build with semantic markup and proper metadata, WhatsApp and contact routes, and documentation handed over with the site. Year-one hosting and SSL are included on the standard website tiers, together with one year of free bug fixes after launch.
Shapes Infinity takes the site live, submits it to Google and sets up your Google Business Profile links, then stays on for one year of free bug fixes. Year-one hosting and SSL are included on the standard website tiers. Ongoing support after that — updates, security checks and performance work — is there if you want it: some clients take a monthly plan, others call when they need us. Nothing is locked in.
Yes, redesigns are common. The existing site is reviewed first: whatever works is kept, and the rest is rebuilt on a modern stack — React, Next.js, Node.js and Tailwind on cloud infrastructure — with the SEO-friendly markup, bilingual readiness and speed of a new build. You get the same process either way: scope, timeline and a transparent price in writing before anything changes.
Every Shapes Infinity website is SEO-friendly by default: semantic markup, clean structure, proper metadata, a sitemap, and fast load times, so search engines understand the site from day one. For a Sharjah business that also means the local signals — Google Business Profile links, Arabic and English pages, and content built around the products and services people actually search for. Ongoing SEO and digital growth campaigns after launch are a separate service you can add whenever you are ready, rather than part of the build.
Yes. Shapes Infinity builds e-commerce sites with a proper catalogue, UAE payment methods and prices in AED, typically in two to four weeks depending on how many products and integrations are involved. It is worth deciding first whether you actually need a checkout: many Sharjah traders and manufacturers sell on specification and quotation, and for them a catalogue site converts better. The instant quote at shapesinfinity.tech/quote prices either route.
Very little to begin. Your legal company name and activity list as they appear on the licence, a phone number and email for the site, your logo if you already have one, and a rough list of the products or services you sell. Anything still missing can be sorted during the build. Run the instant quote first and the scope conversation starts from a real number rather than a guess.
Answer two or three questions and the quote builds itself — with today's price already applied.