Websites and company profiles · Gulf and beyond

Your website should be as good as your work.

I rebuild websites and company profiles for trading, energy-services and geotechnical firms, so a procurement manager can find your capability, your certifications and your phone number in ten seconds, on a phone.

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AL KIFAH HOLDING CO.  |  DAMMAM, KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
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WELCOME TO AL KIFAH HOLDING

★ Welcome to our website ★

Al Kifah Holding is one of the leading diversified groups in the Eastern Province of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with subsidiary companies operating in building materials, contracting, precast concrete, paper products, education and real estate development.

For any enquiry regarding our group companies or investments kindly do not hesitate to contact us on the below mentioned details, and we will revert back to you at the earliest.

OUR GROUP COMPANIESBuilding MaterialsContractingPrecast ConcreteReady MixPaper ProductsEducationReal EstateTrading
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Al Kifah Holding homepage as built
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The panel marked after is the site as built. The panel marked before is a drawn reconstruction of the older layout, not a screenshot of it.

On a shortlist, your website gets about a minute.

When a buyer at a main contractor is shortlisting suppliers, they open six tabs and close five of them inside a minute. They are looking for three answers: can this firm do the scope, are they certified, and who do I call. On most industrial websites those answers are already there. They just sit further down the page than the buyer will scroll.

So the work is rarely about looking modern. It is about rebuilding the page around the question your buyer is actually asking, moving the proof to where they will see it, and making the whole thing load fast enough for a site office on mobile data.

2–3 wks From kickoff to launch, fixed in the agreement.
<1.5s Target load on mobile data, measured before handover.
AR + EN Every page, genuinely right-to-left, designed as its own layout.
100% Yours. Domain, accounts and files, all in your name.
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Selected work

Sites I designed and built, and one concept rebuild at the end. Different sectors, different design directions, because a carbon exchange and a diversified holding group should not arrive looking like the same company.

VCM · homepage
VCM · Voluntary Carbon Market homepage
Client work Riyadh Carbon markets

VCM · Voluntary Carbon Market

Carbon credit exchange and offset projects

  • 01One dark hero carrying a single sentence, so the proposition lands before anyone scrolls
  • 02The exchange platform separated from the marketing site and given its own place in the main navigation
  • 03Arabic built as a real right-to-left layout, switched from the header, not a translation plugin
  • 04Insights, news and FAQs kept as separate destinations, because a new market is judged on how much it explains
8top-level sections
AR + ENfull RTL build
Design + buildfront to back
netzero · homepage
netzero homepage
Client work Climate technology English

netzero

Carbon removal technology and project portfolio

  • 01One isometric scene carries the whole story. Removal rate, air quality and trees planted read as labels on the landscape instead of a row of statistics
  • 02Four navigation items only. Technology and Projects are the two things an investor opens first
  • 03A near-white palette with one green accent, so the illustration is the only thing using colour
  • 04The artwork drawn for the brand rather than licensed, so the company does not look like every other climate company
4top-level sections
ENEnglish build
Design + buildfront to back
Al Kifah · homepage
Al Kifah Holding homepage
Client work Dammam Diversified group

Al Kifah Holding

Building materials, contracting, industry and education

  • 01A full-bleed hero with one line of positioning and one action, so the group reads as one company before you meet the subsidiaries
  • 02The 55-years mark set into the header lockup, so the group's age is on every page rather than only in the About story
  • 03Investments given the primary action, because a diversified group is judged on what it owns
  • 04Arabic, search and CSR reachable from the header on every page, in a layout that works the same in both directions
6top-level sections
AR + ENfull RTL build
Design + buildfront to back
AL NAJAH ProductsCertificationsAR / ENQuote
Trading · Steel · Contracting
Certified steel, delivered in 48 hours.
Request a quoteCatalogue
27 yrsIN KSA
48 hrDELIVERY
ISO 9001CERTIFIED
Concept Riyadh Trading & contracting

Al Najah Trading & Contracting

General trading, steel supply and industrial fittings

  • 01Product catalogue restructured by material and grade, with mill test certificates downloadable per line
  • 02Enquiry form that captures quantity and delivery city, then routes straight to the sales WhatsApp
  • 03ISO and supplier approvals moved above the fold instead of a PDF three clicks deep
  • 04Eleven pages of overlapping content consolidated into six
6pages, from 11
AR + ENfull RTL build
3 wksconcept to launch
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The company profile, rebuilt too

The PDF that gets attached to every tender, and usually the last thing anyone finds time for.

AL NAJAH · COMPANY PROFILE07
02 · Capabilities
Scope of supply

Certified structural steel, pipe, fittings and industrial consumables, held in stock in Riyadh and released against mill test certificates.

1,200+LINE ITEMS
48 HRDELIVERY
27 YRSIN KSA
PROJECTCLIENTYEAR
Jubail industrial fit-outConfidential2024
Riyadh logistics hubConfidential2023
Yanbu pipe supplyConfidential2023
EDITION 04 · 2026+966 11 4XX XXXX
AL NAJAH
Company Profile
Trading, Steel
& Contracting
2026 · EDITION 04
RIYADH · SAUDI ARABIAEN / AR
Standalone or with a website AR + EN 10–14 days

A capability statement is often the only document a main contractor actually opens. It travels by WhatsApp, it gets attached to pre-qualification submissions, and it sits in a procurement folder for years.

Most were put together in Word under deadline and then reused for years, because there is never a good week to rebuild one. I build the profile from the same content work as the website, which is why doing both together costs far less than doing them apart, and why they end up saying the same thing.

  • A 12–24 page A4 document, designed separately in Arabic and English
  • Capability statement, scope of services, plant and equipment list
  • Project references with client, scope, value band and duration
  • Certifications, accreditations and pre-qualification status
  • Organisation chart, HSE policy and profiles of key personnel
  • A print-ready file plus a compressed version light enough to send on WhatsApp
  • Editable source files, so your team can update the project list each year
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What a rebuild includes

Every project covers all four. They are not add-ons.

01

Structure and content

I read everything you have, work out what a buyer is actually looking for, and rewrite the page structure around it. Usually this means fewer pages saying more.

02

Bilingual design, built twice

Arabic is laid out as its own design, right-to-left, with type that reads properly at small sizes. Not the English layout with the text swapped.

03

Speed and the technical basics

Compressed images, no bloated plugins, proper page titles and descriptions, a working sitemap, and a Google Business profile that matches your real details.

04

Handover you can actually use

Everything in your accounts, in your name. Plus a short screen recording showing whoever handles it how to change text, swap photos and add a project.

04

How it runs

You see the new homepage before you commit to the full project.

STEP 01

Free review

A three-minute recording of your current site, showing the changes that would make the biggest difference first. Yours to keep either way.

STEP 02

Homepage first

I design the new homepage so you can see it rather than imagine it. Approve it and we carry on.

STEP 03

Build and fill

Remaining pages, both languages, forms and WhatsApp wired up, tested on real phones on mobile data.

STEP 04

Launch and hand over

Domain switched in under an hour, with the old site kept live until the moment you approve.

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Three things I put in writing

Every proposal carries these, on one page, before any money moves.

A fixed price, or no price

You get one number for one defined scope. No hourly billing, no surprise line items. If scope grows, I quote it before I touch it.

Two to three weeks, dated

The launch date goes in the agreement. If I miss it for a reason that is mine, the final payment drops by ten percent.

You own all of it

Domain, hosting account, design files and content stay in your name, paid by you directly. Nothing is locked to me, ever.

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Questions clients ask first

What does a project cost?
It depends on how many pages you need, whether the content has to be rewritten or only redesigned, and whether you want the company profile alongside it. So I quote a fixed price after a short call, usually the same day. One number for one defined scope, half on signature and half before launch, no hourly billing, and nothing added later without a quote first.
We are not based in Saudi Arabia. Does that matter?
Not at all. I work with firms across the Gulf and further afield, and everything runs remotely over email and WhatsApp. A typical project needs about two hours of your time in total, spread across a kickoff call and two review rounds. All I ask is that one person on your side can approve decisions.
Do we lose our current site while you work?
No. The new site is built on a private preview link that only you and I can see. Your existing site stays live until you approve, and the switch takes under an hour and is usually scheduled outside working hours.
We have no decent photos of our work.
Very common in this sector, and not a blocker. Site photos from a phone are usually fine once they are cropped and colour-corrected properly. Where there is a real gap I use licensed imagery or build technical graphics. The illustrations on this page are drawn, not photographed. If a half-day shoot at one of your sites would genuinely change the result, I will say so, and I will say when it would not.
Can our own staff update it afterwards?
Yes, and that is part of the handover rather than an upsell. Text, images, projects and vacancies are all editable without touching code, and you get a short recording walking through each one. Most admin staff are comfortable with it in about twenty minutes.
What does it cost to run after launch?
Typically SAR 300–900 a year for hosting and under SAR 250 a year for the domain, both paid by you directly to the provider so there is no markup from me. I will tell you the exact figure before you sign, not after.
Can you guarantee we rank first on Google?
No, and anyone who does is guessing. What I can commit to is the part that is actually within my control: clean page structure, fast loading, correct titles and descriptions, a working sitemap, and a Google Business profile that matches your real details. That is what gives you a fair chance to rank.
Free · No obligation · Usually back in two working days

Send me your website. I'll show you what I would change first.

A short screen recording, specific to your site, ordered by what would make the biggest difference first. Send your current company profile too and I will cover that in the same review. Yours to keep and pass to anyone, with no pitch at the end unless you ask for one.

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