Service
UI/UX design
We design interfaces focused on task completion speed and error reduction: logical screen flow, clear controls, and native Arabic design with readable type and correct direction.
The challenge
Cluttered or literally translated interfaces confuse users, increasing input errors, requiring long training, and slowing work at peak times.
How we solve it
We design around real tasks: order screens by workflow and test prototypes with actual users before development.
What you get
Native Arabic RTL design
Screen flow driven by the actual workflow
Interactive prototypes before development
A unified design system (colour, type, components)
Dark mode and appropriate contrast
Baseline accessibility considerations
Print and invoice design
Developer-ready handoff files
Implementation steps
- 1Understand users and core tasks
- 2Information architecture and screen flow
- 3Design and review interactive prototypes
- 4Test with users and iterate
- 5Hand the design system to development
Deliverables
- A unified design system
- Interactive prototypes for all core screens
- Developer-ready design files
- A component usage guide
Frequently asked questions
Yes, design is Arabic-first: RTL direction, readable Arabic type, and element ordering suited to right-to-left reading.
Yes, the interface can be improved incrementally on the same system, prioritising changes by impact.
Brand identity is a separate service that can be added, covering logo, colours, type and applications.
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