Web design in Ajman
Lean business websites for Ajman Free Zone companies, Al Jurf workshops and family-run shops, with a WhatsApp enquiry one tap away. We can meet you in person.
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Shapes Infinity is a web design company in the UAE, based in Dubai. We design and hand-code fast, bilingual websites for businesses in all seven emirates, built to bring you enquiries from Google.
We work from Dubai across all seven emirates, with no walk-in office. A landing page takes about a week and a full website about ten days. You pay 30% to start and 70% on completion, and year-one hosting, SSL and a year of free bug fixes are included. Your price comes from the instant quote.
Each emirate has its own economy and its own kind of brief. We work in all seven on the same terms, and have clients in 6+ countries.
Most of our live builds are for Dubai companies in freight, packaging, beauty and technical services. We are based here, so meeting in person is easy.
see Dubai → capitalCompany sites for government suppliers, industrial firms in Musaffah and KEZAD, and ADGM start-ups, with Arabic as the default where buyers read it first.
see Abu Dhabi → industry & tradeCatalogue sites with WhatsApp enquiries for manufacturers, traders, clinics and shops, often Arabic-first. Sharjah is 20 to 40 minutes from our Dubai base.
see Sharjah →Lean business websites for Ajman Free Zone companies, Al Jurf workshops and family-run shops, with a WhatsApp enquiry one tap away. We can meet you in person.
Bilingual sites for RAKEZ manufacturers and traders and for hotels around Jebel Jais and Al Marjan Island, written for UAE and international buyers at once.
Sites for port and shipping services, free-zone companies, dive centres and east-coast hotels, built for local trade and visiting tourists alike.
A credible bilingual website for UAQ Free Trade Zone start-ups, marine businesses and small factories, ready for the bank, the free zone and your first customers.
Remote delivery on Gulf hours for Saudi Arabia and the wider GCC, with the same written scope and timelines, Arabic-first where the market needs it.
Every site we build ships with what a UAE buyer looks for before they trust you.
This market talks on WhatsApp. Every page carries a one-tap route to yours, and enquiry forms land in your inbox and your phone.
Right-to-left layout and Arabic typography chosen per language, planned from the first wireframe so the Arabic side reads as a native site.
Prices in dirhams, a .ae domain registered in your company name, and hosting that stays fast on UAE mobile networks.
SEO is built in and your Google Business Profile links to the site, so buyers can find you, whether you are a Sharjah trader or an Abu Dhabi supplier.
The same steps in every emirate: meet in person or by call, agree the scope in writing, pay 30%, review the build on WhatsApp, launch, then pay 70%.
The instant quote prices your scope in under a minute, wherever in the UAE you are. Itemised, with a PDF you can keep.
Three recent UAE builds. The full set, with briefs and live links, is on the case studies page.
Booking-first service site: AC, plumbing, electrical and 24/7 emergency callouts, “book a technician” one tap away on every screen.
Cinematic corporate site with an animated route globe and a quote-first flow for air, sea, land and express cargo.
Product-led catalogue site — pallets, crates, cable drums and heat-treatment credentials — built to convert exporters.
What companies outside Dubai ask before they brief us.
Yes, Shapes Infinity is based in Dubai and works in all seven emirates, including Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah. We also deliver remotely to Saudi Arabia and the wider GCC, and the process, timelines and written scope are the same everywhere.
Yes, we meet clients in person in Sharjah and Ajman as easily as in Dubai. In Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain most projects start on a call, with a site visit for larger builds. After that, nearly everything runs on WhatsApp and calls during Gulf hours.
Yes, Arabic can be the default language, with a proper right-to-left layout and Arabic typography chosen for it. English sits alongside it, so one site serves both audiences. If you only have English copy, we write or translate the Arabic in-house.
Yes, we register the .ae or .com domain in your company name, set up hosting and SSL, and hand over full ownership. Year-one hosting and SSL are included on every website package, with the site hosted on Hostinger.
A business website takes about ten days, a landing page about a week and an online store about two weeks. Web applications take two to four weeks for a defined scope. You get the schedule in writing before work starts.
Yes, we work with free-zone start-ups in every emirate, from DMCC and ADGM to SAIF Zone, RAKEZ and the Fujairah Free Zone. A credible bilingual site is often the first thing a new licence needs, for the bank as much as for customers.
We offer fixed-price plans through the instant quote, plus a custom plan for bigger projects. Four things move the price: how many pages, who writes the copy, whether you add Arabic, and features such as booking or payments. The quote itemises your price in under a minute and holds it for 14 days.
You pay 30% to start and 70% on completion, and the terms are the same in every emirate. Scope, timeline and price are agreed in writing before any money moves, and revisions inside that scope are not billed per round. Your price comes from the instant quote.
You get an admin panel to change text, photos and pages yourself, plus a year of free bug fixes after launch. Year-one hosting and SSL are included, and the domain and hosting sit in your company name. New features, pages or copy you ask for later are quoted separately.
You own everything once the project is paid in full: the source code and repository, the domain, the hosting account and the design files in Figma. The domain is registered in your company name. Because the site is hand-coded rather than built on a theme, you can move it elsewhere later.
Yes, we carry over the content that works on your current site, but the redesign itself is a new hand-coded build. It starts with an audit of your pages, and every old URL points to its new page with a 301 redirect, so Google and your visitors follow you across.
We build every website with custom code, not WordPress. Hand-coded pages load fast on UAE mobile networks, the Arabic side reads like a native site, and there is no plugin stack to break on update. If you run WordPress today, we replace it with a new build instead of maintaining it.
We need your trade licence details for the .ae domain, your logo and brand files, the products or services to feature, the WhatsApp number enquiries should reach, and whether the site is English only or bilingual. If you have no copy yet, we can write it, and Arabic is written or translated in-house.
Yes, we build online stores that price in dirhams and handle UAE VAT. The checkout is tested against the payment provider you hold a merchant account with, for cards, digital wallets and cash on delivery. A store takes about two weeks, with a right-to-left Arabic storefront if you need one.
No, a single website can serve all seven emirates. We name the emirates you serve on the page, link your Google Business Profile and add Arabic where your buyers read it first. Splitting one business across several sites spreads its search strength thin instead of building it up.
Yes, every Shapes Infinity website has SEO built in, not added on later. Each site is built to bring enquiries from Google without paid ads, with fast pages, proper metadata, a sitemap and a linked Google Business Profile. We promise the work, never a ranking, and ongoing SEO and growth work after launch is optional.
Shapes Infinity has built websites for UAE businesses in freight and logistics, timber and industrial packaging, home maintenance and beauty. Live examples include Quality Express Freight at qef.ae and Tessa Technical Services at tessa.ae, with the brief behind each on the case studies page. The process is the same for any B2B or consumer business.
Answer two or three questions and the quote builds itself — with today's price already applied.