We design responsive, conversion-focused websites for small and mid-sized businesses in the UAE, the United States and India. Layout, copy structure and search visibility are planned together, by developers who build what they design.
Website design with S R Tech Studio starts from AED 1,000 ($275 or ₹15,000) for a customised starter site and AED 2,000 for a fully custom business design. Every design is responsive, planned around the searches your customers make, and handed over as a working, SEO-ready website.
Web design is the planning of how a website looks, reads and behaves so that a visitor quickly understands what you offer, believes you can deliver it and knows what to do next.
A visitor decides within moments whether a site feels credible. They are not judging your logo. They are checking small signals: does the page load quickly, is the text readable on a phone, do the photos look like a real business, is there a clear phone number or WhatsApp button, and can they find the price or the next step without hunting?
That is why design is a business tool and not decoration. A well-structured page answers the buyer's first question in the first screen, shows proof and then asks for one clear action. A poorly structured page may look attractive and still lose the enquiry because the buyer cannot tell what you do, or does not trust what they find.
Design also affects search. Headings, page structure, navigation, image weight and mobile layout are all part of what Google and AI assistants read. Our approach is to design the pages around the questions people type into search, so the same structure that helps a visitor also helps a search engine. If you want the build side too, see our web development service.
Pick the scope that matches your stage. We can start small and add pages later without redoing the design.
A clear home page, service pages, about and contact pages that explain what you do and make the next step obvious. Suits clinics, consultants, trading firms and local services.
One focused page for one offer or one ad campaign: headline, proof, short form and a single call to action.
A new look on a cleaner structure, with a redirect plan so the search visibility you already have is kept.
Layouts that adapt from a small phone to a wide monitor, with tap-friendly buttons and readable text on every size.
Right-to-left layouts, Arabic typography and language alternates, designed in from the start and not patched on later.
Product, category and checkout layouts. The build is covered under e-commerce development.
E-commerceThe process is short on purpose. You see real pages early, and feedback is given on working layouts and not on abstract mood boards.
We ask who your customers are, what they search for, what your competitors show and what a good enquiry looks like for you. You leave with a written scope.
We map the pages around real searches and write the headings and key messages first, so the design fits the content and not the other way round.
You review your key pages on desktop and mobile. We agree colours, typography, imagery and the call to action on each page before building.
The approved design becomes a working site with SEO, schema and speed work. We test on real phone sizes and common browsers.
Google Search Console and analytics are connected, the sitemap is submitted and you get a short training call.
Design scope grows with the package. The table shows what is included at each level of our website offer.
| Deliverable | Starter website | Business website | E-commerce store |
|---|---|---|---|
| Page count | 5 to 7 pages | 12 to 15 pages | Catalogue plus content pages |
| Design approach | Professional template, customised to your brand | Custom design | Custom design, store layouts |
| Responsive layouts | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Page structure planned around searches | Core | Advanced | Advanced, with category structure |
| Calls to action and lead forms | Contact form and WhatsApp button | Service-specific forms and calls to action | Cart, checkout and order emails |
| Service pages and blog templates | Optional | ✓ | Optional |
| Design review rounds | Stated in your written quote | Stated in your written quote | Stated in your written quote |
| Arabic or second language | On request | On request | On request |
| Search Console set-up | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Starting price (UAE) | AED 1,000 | AED 2,000 | AED 4,000 |
Prices are starting points for a clearly scoped project and exclude domain, hosting, third-party licences, stock photography and VAT or GST.
Choose your market to see prices in AED, USD or INR. Affordable web design should still come with a written scope.
UAE (AED)
A fast, professional site for a small business or a new brand.
Best for: Local businesses, consultants, new brands
Get this quoteA custom-designed company site built to win enquiries.
Best for: Established SMEs and service companies
Get this quoteAn online store with payments, inventory and SEO built in.
Best for: Retail, trading and wholesale brands
Get this quoteUnited States (USD)
A fast, professional site for a small business or a new brand.
Best for: Local businesses, consultants, new brands
Get this quoteA custom-designed company site built to win enquiries.
Best for: Established SMEs and service companies
Get this quoteAn online store with payments, inventory and SEO built in.
Best for: Retail, trading and wholesale brands
Get this quoteIndia (INR)
A fast, professional site for a small business or a new brand.
Best for: Local businesses, consultants, new brands
Get this quoteA custom-designed company site built to win enquiries.
Best for: Established SMEs and service companies
Get this quoteAn online store with payments, inventory and SEO built in.
Best for: Retail, trading and wholesale brands
Get this quotePrices are starting points for a clearly scoped project and exclude domain, hosting, third-party licences and VAT or GST where applicable. You get a fixed written quote after a short scoping call.
Design decides what the site looks like and how it guides people. Development makes it work. On small projects one team should do both, because hand-offs between a separate designer and developer are where details get lost.
| Question | Web design | Web development |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Layout, hierarchy, branding, copy structure, user journeys | Code, performance, forms, payments, hosting, integrations |
| Typical output | Page layouts, style guide, component look and feel | A live website that works on every device and can be edited |
| Who benefits first | The visitor, who can find and trust what they need | The business, which gets a fast, secure, maintainable site |
| Risk if done alone | A good-looking layout that is slow or cannot be built as drawn | A working site that is confusing and does not convert |
| How we handle it | Planned with the build in mind, so nothing is drawn that cannot ship | Built by the same developers who scoped the design. See web development. |
For a longer comparison, read web design vs web development.
A redesign can lose rankings if URLs, content or links change carelessly. Work through this list before anything goes live.
| Step | What to do | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Crawl the old site | List every URL, title, heading and the pages that receive search traffic in Search Console | You cannot protect what you have not recorded |
| Keep the URLs that work | Reuse the same address for pages that already rank, unless there is a strong reason to change it | A new address starts from zero |
| Map 301 redirects | Point every old URL that changes to its closest new page, one to one | Preserves links and avoids broken pages |
| Keep and improve the content | Do not cut copy that answers questions people search for. Improve it instead | Thin pages lose to richer ones |
| Carry over titles and headings | Keep titles, descriptions and H1s that perform, and rewrite only the weak ones | Search snippets and relevance depend on them |
| Check internal links | Update menus and links so no page points to a redirected or missing address | Keeps crawling efficient |
| Preserve schema and tracking | Rebuild structured data, analytics and Search Console verification on the new site | Rich results and reporting continue |
| Test before launch | Run the new site on a private address, check mobile layouts and speed, and block it from indexing until ready | Catches problems before Google sees them |
| Monitor after launch | Submit the sitemap, watch coverage and traffic in Search Console and fix errors quickly | Early fixes limit any dip |
See our technical SEO checklist and Google Search Console set-up service for the monitoring step.
WCAG, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, is a widely used set of recommendations that helps people with visual, motor, hearing and cognitive differences use a website.
Accessible design is not a separate extra. Most of it is good usability: readable text, obvious buttons and forms that make sense. It also helps everyone using a phone in bright sunlight or on a slow connection.
US businesses in particular should take accessibility seriously, because accessibility complaints against websites are a known legal risk there. We design to follow the basics below. We do not promise legal compliance, and you should take legal advice if your sector has specific rules.
Arabic is written right to left (RTL), so a bilingual site is more than translated text. The whole layout has to mirror.
When a page switches to Arabic, the logo, menu, text alignment, icons with direction, form fields and even the order of cards should flip. Numbers, English brand names and phone numbers mixed into Arabic text need careful handling so they do not appear scrambled.
Typography matters too. Arabic needs a font designed for screens, with more line height than Latin text, because letter shapes are taller and connect. Using an English font with an Arabic fallback usually looks uneven.
For search, each language should have its own URL, such as a separate Arabic section, with language alternates (hreflang) pointing between the versions. That lets Google show the Arabic page to Arabic searchers on google.ae and the English one to everyone else. We design layouts for both languages at the same time when you request it in scoping. For UAE businesses, our UAE web design page covers the market in more detail.
These are common and avoidable. Check any design proposal, ours included, against this list.
Each market has different prices, payment habits and search behaviour, so the same design is adapted to where your customers are.
Websites for Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah businesses with English and Arabic layouts, WhatsApp-first contact and details ready for VAT invoices.
UAE web designClear, developer-led design for US small businesses, with accessibility basics and calls that fit your time zone.
US web designMobile-first designs for Indian companies, with local search in mind and room for regional language pages.
India web designA customised starter website begins at AED 1,000 in the UAE, $275 in the US and ₹15,000 in India. A custom-designed business website begins at AED 2,000, $550 or ₹45,000. The final figure depends on pages, custom design and features, and you receive it as a fixed written quote. See pricing.
Design decides layout, hierarchy, branding and how visitors move through the site. Development builds it with code, makes it fast, and adds forms, payments and hosting. On small projects, one developer-led team doing both avoids lost details. Our guide to web design vs web development explains it in full.
A clear headline, one main action per page, visible contact options, proof such as real photos and policies, fast loading and a layout that works on a phone. Conversion improves when each page answers one question well. We cannot promise a specific uplift, because it depends on your offer, traffic and market.
We plan for it. That means recording current URLs and traffic, keeping addresses that work, mapping 301 redirects for any that change, carrying over strong titles and content and monitoring Search Console after launch. No redesign can guarantee rankings stay identical, but a careful plan limits the risk.
Yes. The starter package customises a professional template for a small business, and you can add pages or custom design later. We tell you honestly if a smaller site would do the job, so you do not pay for scope you do not need.
Yes. We design for the phone first and then scale up, and we test on real phone sizes. Most visitors in the UAE, the US and India browse on mobile, so the phone layout gets the most attention.
Yes. We design right-to-left Arabic layouts alongside English, with suitable Arabic typography and language alternates so search engines show each version to the right audience. Mention it in scoping so it is included in the quote.
Yes. A landing page is built around one offer with a focused headline, proof and a short form. We can match it to your campaign and set up tracking. See digital marketing if you also want help running campaigns.
We follow WCAG basics: colour contrast, keyboard use, alt text, form labels and clear structure. We do not promise legal compliance, since requirements vary by country and sector. Ask about a specific review if you operate in a regulated area.
Ownership terms are stated in your written quote, so you know exactly what you receive before you commit. Ask us on the scoping call if you need a specific arrangement.
Tell us about your business, your customers and what the site must do. You get a clear written quote and honest advice if a smaller design would be enough.
