Web applications
Customer portals, marketplaces, booking and workflow applications, built on the App Router with server components by default.
Web Development
Web Application Development Company
We build web applications in Next.js, React and TypeScript — server-rendered where it matters for speed and search, interactive where it matters for the user. Fast on a mid-range Android phone on a slow connection, not just on the laptop it was built on.
What's included
Dashboards
Data-heavy internal and customer-facing dashboards with real permissions, exports and charts that stay readable on a phone.
Marketing and content platforms
Bilingual, server-rendered sites with a content model your team can edit, structured data, and Core Web Vitals treated as a requirement.
APIs and authentication
Typed API routes, validation at the boundary, session and role handling, rate limiting and bot protection.
Performance and accessibility
Budgets for LCP, INP and CLS, semantic markup, keyboard navigation and focus states — checked before launch, not audited after.
How we work
- 01
Scope and information architecture
Pages, routes, roles and content model agreed before design, so the URL structure is a decision rather than an accident.
- 02
Design
Interface design in the real breakpoints, including the right-to-left layout when the product is bilingual.
- 03
Build
Incremental delivery on a preview environment, with every branch deployed to a URL you can open.
- 04
Quality pass
Automated tests, cross-browser checks, accessibility review and a performance budget check on real devices.
- 05
Launch
Production deploy with caching, monitoring, sitemap, structured data and analytics in place from day one.
- 06
Iterate
Post-launch measurement and a next increment driven by what real users do.
Technology we use for this
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Vercel
- Cloudflare
Frequently asked questions
- Why Next.js rather than a plain React app?
- Server rendering, routing, caching and image handling are solved problems in Next.js, and server-rendered HTML is what search engines and slow devices need. For an application behind a login with no SEO surface, a plain single-page app is sometimes the right call — we will say so.
- Can you build bilingual Arabic and English sites?
- Yes, including right-to-left layout, Arabic typography and per-locale URLs with correct hreflang. This site is built that way.
- Do you work with an existing design or brand?
- Both. We can build from your Figma files and brand system, or design the interface ourselves when there is nothing yet.
- How do you handle SEO?
- Server-rendered content, one H1 per page, canonical URLs, hreflang, structured data, sitemap and robots handled in code — plus automated tests that fail the build if a page loses its metadata.
- Can you take over an existing Next.js codebase?
- Yes. We start with a review of the routing, data fetching and rendering strategy, since most performance problems in an inherited codebase live there.
Start your web project
Tell us what the application has to do and who uses it. We will come back with an architecture, a scope and a timeline.
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