Kuwait International Bank Mubader Center
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We build websites for companies in Kuwait
Your company doesn't have a site that reflects its level — or your current site is slow and doesn't turn visitors into customers? We build a fast, attractive website that converts visitors into real clients.
For Kuwait businesses that need a credible digital presence — corporate sites, marketing platforms, and custom web products that actually convert.
Built around your brand — not a template
We build websites from scratch around your brand and business goals — with proper Arabic/English support and integrations that fit how you actually operate.
Brand-first design
every page reflects your identity, not a stock theme.
Performance built in
fast load times and full mobile compatibility from day one.
Local market expertise
RTL/LTR, bilingual content, and workflows your team understands.
What we offer
From corporate sites to custom platforms — we handle design, development, and launch with a team based in Kuwait.
Design built on your brand identity — not a generic template
Fast load times and full mobile compatibility
Proper Arabic/English support (RTL/LTR) — technically correct, not a surface translation
Integration with your internal systems when needed
Our guarantee
30 days of post-delivery bug fixes at no extra cost
Milestone-based payments tied to actual deliverables — not full payment upfront
Optional maintenance plan after the guarantee period
Site path
How a website actually gets delivered
First we understand the work, then design, then a build you can try, then launch with your team trained.
- 1
Discovery call
we understand your goals, audience, and scope — then give you a clear quote.
- 2
Design & build
milestones you can track: wireframes, design, development, and testing.
- 3
Launch & support
we go live, train your team, and stay available for fixes and updates.
What you can size the work against
A corporate or professional site typically ships after discovery, design, build, and a launch week — the same sequence used for Wefaq Law and Arzaq. Exact working days are confirmed after we see your pages and integrations.
What is included
Discovery workshop and information architecture
Brand-led design with correct Arabic RTL and English LTR
Build, content entry, and QA on phone and desktop
Deployment, DNS/go-live, and handover
First-year hosting where we host the site
30 days of post-delivery bug fixes
A real project size — Wefaq Law Firm
Wefaq Law’s public site is six screens (home, about, expertise, news, blog, Arabic RTL), plus a news/blog CMS, careers, and contact. That is a professional-services site, not a five-page brochure. Map your own sitemap against that if you need a sense of scale.
Related work
Real projects we've built in this space — named clients, live products, outcomes you can verify.
Wefaq Law
Comprehensive legal partner — advisory, litigation, and cross-border transactions
Arzaq Real Estate
Kuwait real estate website — listings, services, and property management
Built for Kuwait, not translated for it
This service is for companies in Kuwait that need a site their clients will trust: law firms, real estate offices, banks and entrepreneurship centres, industrial brands, and professional practices. A Kuwait-based team means the same timezone for reviews, Arabic-first interfaces with real right-to-left support (not a mirrored English theme), local payment gateways when the site sells, and in-person meetings in Kuwait City when the work needs a room — not another Zoom with a studio abroad.
A website in Kuwait has to work on a phone, in Arabic, in the first seconds. Speed, a clear next step, and a form that actually sends are the job — not a moodboard.
What separates a Kuwait company site from a bought theme is the first seconds on a phone: Arabic that reads right-to-left without broken numbers, a form that actually arrives on email or WhatsApp, and a page that does not stall on a heavy hero. That is the moment a client decides to call.
Wefaq, Arzaq, and KIB Mubader are different published sizes, not a logo wall. Wefaq is a law-office site with a newsroom. Arzaq lists property in two languages. KIB Mubader is a longer partnership than a one-week brochure
You keep the domain and the code. Thirty days of defect repair is included on what we shipped; care after that is optional. Send the current site — or say you have none — and we answer with a scope and a working session in Kuwait, not a forty-page deck.
Systems this service often powers
Before we start the site
Questions you might have
How much does a website cost?
The price depends on how many pages you need, whether the site is Arabic and English, and whether it connects to systems you already use. You get a written offer with the work and the price before we start.
How long does delivery take?
After we see the pages and the content, we split the work: design, build, review, then launch. A site with a news or listings board takes longer than a simple company page.
If we have an internal team, will you work with them?
Yes. You bring content and day-to-day decisions; we build the site: Arabic that reads right-to-left correctly, hosting, mobile checks, and launch. After handover someone on your side can update pages, and we stay for thirty days of bug fixes.
How do we follow the work before the site goes live?
You do not pay for work you cannot see. The job is split into clear stages — design, build, review, then launch. At each stage you get a link to try the site before we continue. You pay for what was delivered, not a large invoice on day one while the work stays invisible.
What happens after handover?
For the first thirty days we fix any defect at no cost. After that you can choose monthly care if you want updates. We do not leave you the first week after the site goes live.
Who owns the code and the domain?
You do. The domain stays in your registrar account. Source and CMS access are handed over at launch.
Next step
Send the say-hello form with your current site (or a note that you have none). We reply with a scope and a date for a working session — not a generic brochure.