We design and build bilingual websites in Amman: content structure, interface design, development, speed work and the technical SEO groundwork before launch. A marketing site of five to ten pages typically takes four to eight weeks, and you own the code, the domain and the hosting account from day one.
We combine clear content, interface design and reliable development to build websites that feel distinctive while remaining easy to use and maintain.
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THE BIG AGENCY / 05
What we can deliver
What a website project covers
01
Website strategy and content structure
The page map, the URL structure and what each page has to achieve, decided before design. Getting this wrong is what produces sites that look good and rank for nothing.
02
Responsive interface and UX design
Designed mobile-first, because most Jordanian traffic is mobile, and checked in both Arabic RTL and English LTR layouts at every breakpoint.
03
Landing pages and campaign experiences
Single-purpose pages built to match a specific campaign, with the message, the form and the tracking aligned to one action.
04
Booking, inquiry and conversion flows
Contact forms with spam protection, WhatsApp handoff, thank-you pages and the event tracking that lets you see which channel produced which enquiry.
05
Development, performance and launch
Clean semantic HTML, compressed images, sensible caching, structured data, sitemap and robots configuration - and a Core Web Vitals check before we go live, not after.
Bilingual sites need a URL plan, not a language button
A language toggle that swaps text with JavaScript looks like a bilingual site to a visitor and like a single English page to a search engine. If the Arabic version has no address of its own, it cannot be indexed, cannot be shared, and cannot rank for a single Arabic search.
A site built properly gives each language its own URL, a canonical tag pointing at itself, and reciprocal hreflang tags so Google knows the two pages are alternates rather than duplicates. This is the single most common structural mistake we find on Jordanian business sites, and it quietly removes the Arabic-speaking market from search entirely.
What we check before a site goes live
Launch is a checklist, not a moment. Nothing goes live until each of these passes.
Every page has a unique title, description, self-referencing canonical and correct hreflang pair.
Core Web Vitals measured on a throttled mobile connection, not on office wifi.
Structured data validated in the Rich Results Test with no errors.
Every old URL redirected with a 301 to its new equivalent, so existing rankings survive the move.
Forms tested end to end, including what happens when the message does not send.
Search Console and analytics connected and confirmed to be receiving data.
Process
How a site goes from map to launch
The exact scope changes with the project, but the thinking stays focused and transparent.
01
Map the audience, content and actions
Who arrives, what they came to find out, and what we want them to do. This becomes the page map and the URL structure.
02
Design the interface and test it
Key pages designed in both languages, then reviewed on a real phone rather than only in a design file.
03
Develop, optimise, launch and support
Build, test across browsers, run the speed and accessibility checks, migrate with the right redirects, then thirty days of post-launch support.
Build time, stack and what you own
Build time, stack and what you own
Marketing site, 5 to 10 pages
4 to 8 weeks
Single landing page
1 to 2 weeks
Languages
Arabic RTL and English LTR, each with its own URL
Performance target
Core Web Vitals in the green on mobile
Built in
Semantic HTML, CSS and JavaScript, or WordPress where you need to edit content daily
Hosting and domain fees, paid plugins, ongoing content writing
What determines the price
Two projects with the same name can differ several times over in cost. These are the variables that actually move the number, so you can judge any quote you receive - ours or anyone else's.
The number of pages, and whether each one needs its own layout.
Whether the site is bilingual - two languages with separate URLs is meaningfully more work than one.
Whether we write the content or you supply it. Content is the usual bottleneck.
Whether you need to edit the site yourself, which points to WordPress rather than hand-built pages.
Whether forms, booking or payment flows are involved.
Send us the scope and you get a written quote with a fixed figure, usually within one working day. The number does not change unless the scope changes in writing.
What to settle before the build starts
How much does a website cost in Jordan?
A single landing page, a five page marketing site and a site with a booking system are three different projects with three different prices. The variables that actually move the number are the page count, whether the content is written for you, and whether the site needs to be bilingual. We quote against a page map, not a guess.
How long does it take to build?
Four to eight weeks for a typical marketing site once content is available. Content is almost always the bottleneck: the build waits on text and photography far more often than the other way around.
Do you use WordPress or custom code?
Whichever you will actually be able to live with. If your team needs to publish and edit weekly, WordPress is the honest answer. If the site is stable and speed matters most, hand-built HTML and CSS is faster, cheaper to host and far less to maintain.
Will the site be in both Arabic and English?
Yes, and each language gets its own URL rather than a JavaScript toggle, so both versions can be indexed and both can rank. A bilingual site that only exists in one indexable language is a common and expensive mistake.
Do we own the site and can we move it later?
Yes. The domain, the hosting account, the source code and the content are yours from the start. If you ever want to move to another team, you can - nothing is locked to us.
Do you handle hosting and maintenance?
We set up hosting in your name and include thirty days of support after launch. Ongoing maintenance - updates, backups, small changes - is available as a separate monthly arrangement if you want it.
What pairs with a new website
Most projects use more than one of these together. Here is what usually runs alongside this service, and why.
