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Nine projects across web, mobile, hosting and design — what was actually broken, and the number that changed. Filter by what you need built.
Web Development · Al Barsha Trading LLC
The sales team was sending price lists on WhatsApp and taking orders by phone. Stock moved faster than the lists did. We built a live catalogue with per-buyer pricing bands and credit-limit checks at checkout.
−63% order errors
Web Development · Emirates Realty Partners
Arabic and English on the same portal with RTL done properly, plus map search that stays responsive on a phone with one bar of signal in a lift.
2.1s LCP on 4G
Web Development · Nadeen Retail Group
Three-step checkout collapsed to one page with UAE gateways, Tabby instalments and cash-on-delivery handled as first-class options rather than bolted on.
+41% checkout completion
Mobile Application · Waslah Logistics
Offline-first route sheets, proof-of-delivery capture and live dispatch, built for drivers crossing emirates through patchy coverage.
14 weeks to both stores
Mobile Application · Cove Hospitality Group
Table availability across six venues in one app, with waitlist, deposits and a kitchen-side view that does not need a tablet course to operate.
+38% mobile bookings
Web Hosting · Meadows Family Clinic
Overnight cutover with no downtime window, then SSL, WAF, daily off-site backups and tested restores on a schedule they can show an auditor.
99.98% uptime, 14 months
Web Hosting · Gulf Media House
Eleven brand sites on five different hosts, each with its own renewal date and its own outage. Now one platform, one invoice, one monitoring dashboard.
11 sites → 1 platform
UI/UX Design · Sahab Fintech
Forty-eight components, tokenised colour and type, and RTL variants tested against AA contrast before a single screen went to engineering.
48 components shipped
UI/UX Design · FitHub DXB
Research with forty members found the drop-off was three taps deep. We rebuilt the schedule around the week view members actually think in.
2,300 bookings / month
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In depth
The sales team was sending price lists on WhatsApp and taking orders by phone. Stock moved faster than the lists did, so buyers regularly ordered goods that were already committed. We built a live catalogue with per-buyer pricing bands, credit-limit enforcement at checkout and a four-minute sync from their warehouse system. The WhatsApp group still exists — it is now used for chasing payments, not orders.
Drivers were working from printed route sheets and phoning the office to confirm every delivery. Coverage between emirates is patchy enough that a naive online-only app would have failed on day one, so the whole thing is offline-first: routes, proof-of-delivery photos and signatures queue locally and sync when signal returns. Dispatch sees positions as they arrive rather than as they are phoned in.
The clinic booking site went down most Saturdays, which is the day people book. Their previous host had no backups anyone had ever tested. We rebuilt the stack on a monitored cloud VPS, moved DNS with a lowered TTL and cut over at 02:00 with no downtime window. SSL, WAF, daily off-site backups and a quarterly restore drill now run on a schedule they can show an auditor.
A 30-minute call, no deck. If we are not the right firm for it, we will say so and point you somewhere better.