Web Design Company in Riyadh

Buyers in Riyadh check your website before they call, send a WhatsApp message or approve a purchase order, and most of them do it on a phone. NoVi Marketing Services is a web design and development company serving businesses in Riyadh and across Saudi Arabia. We build Arabic and English websites, landing pages and online stores that load fast, rank on Google and turn visits into enquiries.

Who it is for: Riyadh companies whose customers research online before they buy. Real estate developers and off-plan launches, clinics and medical centres, schools and training providers, restaurants, cafes and food and beverage groups, retail and e-commerce brands, B2B suppliers, companies setting up a regional headquarters in the capital, and startups preparing their first launch in the Kingdom.

What a website in Riyadh has to do: Saudi Arabia is almost entirely online. DataReportal estimates that internet use reached about 99 percent of the population at the start of 2025. Visitors arrive from Google search and Google Maps, from Snapchat, TikTok, Instagram and X ads, and from links shared on WhatsApp, and they decide within seconds whether to stay. The page has to open quickly on a phone, say clearly what you offer and which parts of Riyadh or the Kingdom you serve, and make the next step obvious: a WhatsApp chat, a call to a Saudi number or a short form.

Arabic written for Saudi readers, not translated: the Arabic version gets its own headings, wording and examples. Consumer pages use vocabulary and tone that feel natural to Saudi readers, and corporate or government-facing pages use clear, formal Modern Standard Arabic where that audience expects it. English pages are written for the people who search in English, often B2B buyers and procurement teams in Riyadh, not copied from the Arabic.

Right-to-left done properly: we design the Arabic and English layouts as two versions of one system, not one layout flipped at the end. Arrows, icons, sliders, forms, tables and breadcrumbs are checked in both directions, Arabic typography stays readable on small screens, and mixed text such as +966 phone numbers, SAR prices, unit sizes and English brand names displays in the right order.

Website design: brand-led UX and UI, mobile-first layouts and clear calls to action on every page. If your brand identity needs work before the site, our branding agency in Riyadh page explains how we build that foundation first.

Development: fast, secure websites and landing pages with a content management system your team can update in Arabic and English without a developer. For portals, dashboards, booking engines and other custom products, see our web app development page.

Speed on real Saudi phones and networks: Riyadh real estate, restaurant and retail sites are heavy with photos, renders and video. We compress images and video, lazy-load galleries, keep scripts and tracking tags light, and check Core Web Vitals on mobile before launch, because a slow page loses visitors and rankings at the same time.

Built for SEO from day one: clean URLs with a clear decision on Arabic or English slugs, structured data such as Organization, LocalBusiness, Service and FAQ, Arabic and English hreflang, XML sitemaps and Core Web Vitals, so the site can start ranking as soon as it launches. For ongoing rankings and content, see our SEO company in Riyadh page.

Pages planned around how Saudi buyers search: the same need is typed in Saudi dialect, in Modern Standard Arabic and in English. Before design starts we map the searches people in the Kingdom actually use, such as شركة تصميم مواقع بالرياض and تصميم مواقع الكترونية الرياض next to web design company riyadh, together with the districts and cities you serve, so each important search has one clear page to land on.

WhatsApp-first lead capture: in the Kingdom many enquiries arrive as WhatsApp chats and calls rather than web forms. We add click-to-WhatsApp buttons with a pre-filled message that tells your sales team which page or project the visitor was viewing, call buttons on your Saudi number and short forms, and we track every one of them so each enquiry reaches your team and your CRM with its source.

Landing pages for Snapchat, TikTok, Google and Meta campaigns: in the Kingdom many first visits come from a Snapchat or TikTok ad on a phone. We build focused campaign pages for that moment: one offer per page, fast to load, with the WhatsApp button visible without scrolling and the same tracking, so you can see which ad and which page produced each lead. Our social media agency in Riyadh page covers the campaigns themselves.

Personal data and the PDPL: Saudi Arabia's Personal Data Protection Law, overseen by the Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA), became enforceable on 14 September 2024 after a one-year grace period. We design forms that collect only the data you need, write consent wording and a privacy notice in Arabic and English that match what the site really tracks, and set up consent for analytics and ad pixels. We are a web and marketing company, not a law firm, so we work alongside your legal adviser on anything regulated.

Hosting and where your data is stored: SDAIA has issued a regulation on transferring personal data outside the Kingdom, and some sectors, such as financial services, can have their own data localisation rules on top of the PDPL. Before launch we list where each tool stores data, including hosting, forms, CRM, chat and analytics, so you and your adviser can decide whether hosting in Saudi Arabia is needed or whether a global host with a content delivery network is enough for speed.

E-commerce in Saudi Arabia: product pages in Arabic and English, and a checkout where we connect the payment options your provider supports, such as mada and Apple Pay. Delivery areas and fees across Riyadh and other cities are shown before checkout, and order updates go out on WhatsApp or SMS. If a platform such as Salla, Zid or Shopify suits your store better than a custom build, we tell you before you commit.

E-commerce rules to plan for: the Saudi E-Commerce Law asks an online store to show its name or identifying details and address, its contact information and its commercial registration name and number where it has one. In 2023 the Ministry of Commerce moved e-store documentation from Maroof to the Business platform run by the Saudi Business Center. If you are VAT registered, ZATCA's Fatoorah e-invoicing rules require simplified tax invoices for consumers to carry a QR code, and the integration phase is being rolled out in waves. We place the required details on the site and connect the payment and invoicing options your provider supports. Compliance with ZATCA itself sits with your invoicing provider and your accountant. Rules change, so confirm the current requirements on business.sa, with ZATCA and with your adviser.

Redesigns without losing rankings: when we rebuild an existing site we list the pages that already get traffic or links, keep or redirect every one of them with 301 redirects, and check Google Search Console after launch, so years of search history are not thrown away.

Your domain, your accounts: we recommend that the domain, hosting, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, tag manager, Google Business Profile and payment gateway accounts are registered to your company with access granted to us, so you keep full control whoever maintains the site later.

After launch: hosting, backups, security updates and content changes are agreed with you before launch. The site can be handed to your team with training or kept on a monthly care plan with SEO and conversion improvements.

Real estate developers in Riyadh: off-plan property is sold on images, so each project needs its own page with unit types, payment plans, renders, a location map and a clear WhatsApp route to sales, and enquiry forms that ask for unit type, budget band and timing so leads arrive qualified. For Khyam, a multipurpose commercial building in Riyadh, we produced the identity, launch campaign, brand film and CGI motion of the building, the kind of visual material a project page is built around.

Clinics and medical centres: pages for each specialty and doctor, booking or WhatsApp requests, branch pages with district, map and hours, and careful wording that respects health advertising rules. Patient details from forms go only to the people who need them.

Restaurants and cafes: a menu published as text that loads fast on a phone instead of a PDF, branch pages with maps and opening hours, links to delivery apps and requests for catering or events. The Qahwet El Sheikh identity we designed for a speciality coffee brand in Riyadh shows the kind of brand system a site like this is built on.

B2B companies and regional headquarters: capability and sector pages written in a formal register for procurement teams and government entities, a downloadable company profile, request-for-quotation forms that capture scope and quantities, and English pages for international decision-makers. Our work for LogicHub, an Odoo ERP partner serving Egypt and Saudi Arabia, covers its B2B identity and sales collateral, and its website is among the sites we have built.

Startups and app launches: a launch site or landing page that explains the product, collects early sign-ups and links to the app stores. We designed the Pawm brand and app interface for the Saudi market, and built the Lugha Tech brand and learning-platform website for an EdTech company serving learners in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. If you are launching an app, see our app launch marketing agency in Riyadh page.

Planned around the Saudi calendar: if a launch or offer is tied to Ramadan, Eid, Founding Day, Saudi National Day on 23 September or Riyadh Season, the website and campaign pages need to be live and tested before the media goes out. We plan the build backwards from that date.

Ready for AI search: Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini and other assistants take answers from pages that state facts plainly. We write clear service descriptions, areas served, FAQs and structured data, and keep your company name, phone and details identical on the site, Google Business Profile and directories, so assistants describe your business correctly.

Accessibility and trust: readable contrast, keyboard-friendly navigation, alt text in Arabic and English, a privacy policy and cookie notice that match what the site tracks, and the same contact and registration details on every page. This helps visitors, search engines and buyers who check you before they call.

What affects the cost: the number of page templates, whether you need Arabic and English, e-commerce, booking or payment features, connections to your invoicing provider, CRM or ERP, hosting or data location requirements, and how much copy, photography and video we produce. Work runs as a defined project, a monthly retainer or a custom scope. After the free consultation we send a formal written proposal with scope, deliverables and timeline, so you know what is included before work starts.

How we work: discovery and a search-led sitemap, wireframes and design, development and content, testing on real devices in Arabic and English, then launch with SEO, tracking and WhatsApp checks. Most business websites take 4 to 8 weeks.

Red flags when choosing a web design company in Riyadh: a quote without a written page list, Arabic copy that reads like a machine translation, a site nobody on your team can update, a domain or payment account registered in the agency's name, no plan for personal data and consent, no redirect plan for a redesign, and no tracking of forms or WhatsApp. Ask for each of these in writing before you sign.

How much does a website cost in Riyadh? It depends on the scope rather than a fixed package: the number of templates, languages, store and payment features, integrations and content. We quote in writing after a free consultation, once we understand what the site has to do.

How long does a website take? Most business websites take 4 to 8 weeks from discovery to launch. Online stores, payment and invoicing connections, and custom features can take longer, and the timeline is set out in the proposal.

Do I need to host my website inside Saudi Arabia? Not always. It depends on the personal data the site collects, where that data is sent and any rules in your sector. We document where your data goes so you and your legal adviser can decide.

Should I use Salla, Zid, Shopify or a custom site? A platform is often faster for a standard store with local payments and shipping. A custom build fits when you need unusual product logic, deep integrations or a site that is more than a store. We recommend after looking at your products, volumes and team.

Do you write the Arabic content? Yes. Arabic copy is written natively for Saudi readers, and English copy is written separately for English searchers. Both are reviewed with you before launch.

Who we work with: NoVi Marketing Services works with companies only: SMEs, startups, family businesses and enterprises, with a focus on Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar. We do not grow personal social media accounts, sell followers, likes or views, or promote individual profiles. When you contact us, please share your company name, website and what you sell, so the right team can reply.

Book a free website consultation: in Saudi Arabia call or WhatsApp +966 54 346 1195, from Egypt +20 110 396 6774 or +20 110 396 6775. Office: Bavaria Town Towers, Kattameya Road, Tower 3, 9th Floor, Unit 91, Cairo, serving clients across Saudi Arabia. Sunday to Thursday, 10:00 to 18:00.