What we needed to solve
Create enough visual space for architectural work while maintaining a clear corporate narrative and service structure.
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Create enough visual space for architectural work while maintaining a clear corporate narrative and service structure.
The layout treats imagery as evidence, supported by precise typography and a measured flow through the practice.
Architecture practice website
Badria Kafood Architecture is a practice in Doha, Qatar, led by the Qatari engineer Badria Kafood, offering architectural, interior and landscape design and site supervision. Xsofty designed and built both language versions of its website, the English site and the right-to-left Arabic site, with a filterable project index, careers and vendor registration.
The practice designs villas, small apartment complexes and mid-rise buildings, and offers four services. The site had to explain each service, show residential projects from across Qatar, and answer the questions clients ask before signing, such as how design fees are set and which documents are needed. It also had to serve two other audiences: architects and designers looking for work, and suppliers who want to register as vendors for tenders.
The homepage introduces the practice and the engineer who leads it, then a film, then the four services in a tabbed panel so each can be read in full without a long scroll. Values and a frequently asked questions section follow. The Arabic version mirrors the English layout from right to left, with its own navigation and a language switch in the header, so Arabic-speaking visitors get the same site rather than a summary.
The site is built on WordPress. The projects page lists residential villas by project number and area, and filters them by architecture, interior, landscape and supervision work. The contact form lets a client tick the services they need, tenders included, next to an embedded map of the office. A careers page lists openings with responsibilities and qualifications, and a vendor registration form collects company details and trade documents as uploads.

Full-length captures of the live website, on desktop and phone. Keep scrolling and each page runs through its screen.
Xsofty helped turn a loose collection of ideas into a website that feels consistent and professional. The process was collaborative, and the team was honest about what would work and what would only add noise. I am pleased with how clearly the final site presents the brand.
Docusafe
Corporate, technology, 2025
