Bilingual websites (EN + AR)
Fast Next.js sites built properly bilingual — full right-to-left Arabic layouts, mirrored UI and correct typography, not a flipped afterthought.
Web development · United Arab Emirates
Nextline Creative is an India-based web development company building websites, web apps and stores for businesses across the UAE, remotely from Gurugram. The UAE is our closest market by time — India is only one and a half hours ahead of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, so your working day and ours are effectively the same one, which removes the single biggest friction in offshore work. Founded in 2020 with 40-plus projects delivered, we build bilingual English-and-Arabic sites with proper right-to-left support, invoice in AED or USD, schedule around Ramadan, and hand over code and IP you own from day one.
Fast Next.js sites built properly bilingual — full right-to-left Arabic layouts, mirrored UI and correct typography, not a flipped afterthought.
Dashboards, booking systems and customer portals for the UAE's real-estate, logistics, tourism and services sectors, with roles and workflows built in.
Shopify and custom stores wired for AED pricing, 5% VAT, cash-on-delivery, local gateways and the Noon/Amazon.ae-shaped market.
React Native and Flutter apps for iOS and Android from one codebase, bilingual and RTL-aware, sharing a design system with your web product.
Figma design that works both directions — LTR and RTL — with flows and a component library your developers build against.
Bilingual chat assistants, search and automation built onto your product, scoped to a real workflow in English and Arabic.
The UAE removes the objection people raise first about offshore development — the clock. India is a mere ninety minutes ahead of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, so when you arrive at your desk we have barely started ours, and we share essentially the entire working day. Calls happen whenever suits you, decisions land the same afternoon, and there is none of the overnight lag that shapes a US engagement. Combined with a large, established India-UAE business corridor and fluent English across our team, working with us feels much like working with a team one emirate over, at a fraction of the cost of a Dubai or Abu Dhabi agency.
Serving the UAE properly means building bilingual, and we do it seriously. A real Arabic experience is right-to-left from the ground up — mirrored layouts, correct text alignment and typography, forms and navigation that read naturally to an Arabic speaker — not an English site with the text swapped and the design left backwards. We architect content, URLs and the CMS so English and Arabic are first-class from the start, with correct hreflang so search engines serve the right version. This is the detail agencies routinely get wrong, and it is exactly the detail a UAE audience notices immediately. The rest of the stack is the modern standard: Next.js and React for fast, well-ranking sites, wired for AED pricing, 5% VAT, cash-on-delivery and the local payment gateways and courier options the market runs on.
The UAE market has its own rhythm and rules, and we work with them rather than around them. A huge share of business here runs through free-zone companies — DMCC, JAFZA, DIFC, Dubai Internet City and the rest — and we are comfortable invoicing and contracting with free-zone and mainland entities in AED or USD. We schedule around Ramadan, when working hours shorten and timelines shift, and we plan launches accordingly instead of being caught out. As always, every engagement starts with an NDA and a contract assigning all IP to you, with no lock-in and a clean handover, so a Dubai startup or an Abu Dhabi enterprise owns its code, its accounts and its domain outright.
Pick the model that fits your roadmap - scale the team up or down as your needs change.
A defined bilingual website, store or app to an agreed scope and milestones for one quoted price in AED or USD.
A named design-plus-dev pod on your hours and roadmap, billed monthly, scaled up or down on a month's notice.
A short fixed-price engagement to ship a landing page, Arabic microsite or single feature quickly.
Indicative ranges only. Every engagement is scoped and quoted for your specific project - no hidden fees.
Almost identical. India is only ninety minutes ahead of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, so when your day begins ours has barely started, and we share essentially the whole working day. Calls, standups and quick decisions happen whenever suits you, and there is none of the overnight lag that comes with working across US timezones. Of every market we serve, the UAE is the one where offshore feels most like a local team.
Yes, and the distinction matters. A real Arabic experience is right-to-left from the ground up: mirrored layouts, correct text alignment and typography, and navigation and forms that read naturally to an Arabic speaker — not an English site flipped and left looking broken. We architect the content, URLs and CMS so English and Arabic are both first-class, with correct hreflang so search serves the right version. We work with your Arabic copy or a translator you trust rather than relying on machine translation.
Yes. We build stores wired for AED pricing and 5% VAT, with cash-on-delivery still supported because a real share of UAE shoppers use it, alongside local and international card gateways. We integrate the courier and fulfilment options the market runs on, and we design with Noon and Amazon.ae shopper expectations in mind. The point is a store that fits how the UAE actually buys, not a generic template with a currency symbol changed.
Straightforwardly. We are comfortable contracting and invoicing with both free-zone entities — DMCC, JAFZA, DIFC, Dubai Internet City and others — and mainland companies, in AED or USD. Every engagement starts with an NDA and a contract assigning all IP to you, and we provide clean invoices for your records. Because the AED is pegged to the US dollar, billing in either currency is equally simple for your accounting.
We plan around it rather than being surprised by it. During Ramadan working hours shorten and decision-making slows across the region, so we agree adjusted timelines and, where it matters, schedule launches and go-lives outside that window. Being only ninety minutes apart, we can also flex our hours to your reduced schedule easily. Naming these things up front is part of scoping, so a Ramadan overlap never quietly derails a deadline.
Book a free scoping call at whatever hour suits you — we are on almost the same clock. We discuss the build, whether it needs Arabic, your VAT and payment needs and your timeline, then send a written recommendation with a fixed quote in AED or USD. On approval we sign the NDA and contract, get access to your tools, and begin. The tight timezone overlap means kickoff and delivery move quickly.
Tell us your goals, stack and timeline. We'll come back with a clear scope, a fixed quote, and a realistic start date - all handled by one senior India-based team.