Dfeelings builds bilingual Arabic and English websites and ecommerce stores for businesses targeting Saudi Arabia, designed for Google and AI search from the architecture stage: pages rendered on the server, structured data, reciprocal hreflang and measurable lead events. Builds use Next.js, with WordPress where it fits, and integrate the payment, inventory and marketing tools agreed in the project scope.
Next.js and TypeScript for fast pages rendered on the server, with WordPress where it fits the project, and migrations from it with every legacy URL mapped before launch
Integrations with the tools your business already uses: headless CMS, GA4 and Tag Manager, forms, WhatsApp, and the payment, inventory or marketing systems agreed in the project scope
Search architecture built in: one intent per page, structured data, reciprocal Arabic/English hreflang and an llms.txt that tells AI systems which pages matter
This service is delivered remotely by the Dfeelings team in Amman for businesses targeting Saudi Arabia; there is no Saudi office. How Dfeelings serves Saudi Arabia
Saudi buyers research in Arabic and English, often on mobile, and B2B procurement teams compare suppliers before they make contact. Sites for this market are planned around those journeys.
Arabic pages are written and laid out right to left as the primary experience, with English as an equal version for international and procurement audiences. Each pair is linked with reciprocal hreflang so Google serves the right language.
Many Saudi stores run on Salla, Zid or Shopify; others need a custom catalogue or integrations those platforms do not cover. We recommend the option that fits the catalogue, the payment and shipping providers the business already uses, and its growth plans, and our guide compares the three platforms.
Manufacturers and distributors need every product family, product and branch on its own page, in both languages, so buyers and AI assistants can find which product does what and where it is supplied.
Crawlable: HTML rendered on the server, which search and AI crawlers can read without running scripts.
Indexable: One canonical URL per page, a clean sitemap and no accidental noindex.
Semantically structured: One H1, a logical heading order and one search intent per page.
Bilingual by design: Arabic (right to left) and English as equal versions with reciprocal hreflang.
Ready for schema: Organization, service, product and FAQ markup generated from the same content the page shows.
Ready for GEO: Clear entity facts, sections that lead with the answer and an llms.txt that lists the pages that matter.
Ready for SEO: Metadata, internal links and redirects planned in the URL map before launch.
High performance: Performance budgets checked before release, measured on real mobile profiles.
Measurable: GA4 or Tag Manager events for leads, plus Search Console from day one.
Jawdah Industrial, a Saudi manufacturer of building systems, runs on a bilingual platform Dfeelings rebuilt from WordPress: 328 indexable URLs, product and branch entities and verified AI crawler access at launch.
Saudi Arabia · Industrial manufacturing · Arabic & English
Rebuilt from WordPress as a bilingual Next.js platform: 328 indexable URLs in six sitemaps, product and branch entities, llms.txt. Server response in a cold load lab test fell from 2.76 s to 0.49 s.
Read the Jawdah Industrial case studyCanada · Healthcare · English & Arabic
A bilingual clinic platform on Next.js with medical entity schema, one search intent per page and GA4 lead measurement. Mobile Lighthouse score on the English homepage rose from 46 to 64 in a lab test.
Read the Blue Diamond Medical case studyComparing store platforms before you build or migrate? Read the Saudi Salla, Zid, and Shopify comparison
Planning a bilingual Arabic and English site? Read the technical SEO guide for Saudi websites
Yes. Dfeelings is based in Amman, Jordan, and the published Saudi service model is remote; the service does not imply a Saudi office.
Yes. Saudi eCommerce has its own platform and payment landscape: Salla and Zid are the two dominant local platforms, and mada (the domestic card scheme) alongside BNPL providers like Tabby and Tamara are standard checkout options for Saudi shoppers. We factor that landscape into how a site or store serving Saudi customers is planned and built, alongside the Next.js, WordPress and eCommerce stack already used across our web development work.
Since 2013, Dfeelings has delivered projects across a range of industries. Browse our portfolio to see real, completed work.
View Our PortfolioPricing depends on the project scope, required services, and expected deliverables. We offer both project based and retainer pricing models, with a clear proposal provided before any commitment is made.
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