Arabic layouts that read right to left.
Arabic & Multilingual Websites
- Arabic RTL
- Bilingual
- hreflang
Arabic and multilingual websites with right-to-left layouts and per-language SEO
Xsofty builds Arabic and bilingual websites for businesses that serve Arabic-speaking and English-speaking customers. Right-to-left layout, Arabic typography, language switching, and search setup for each language are planned from the start, so the Arabic site is as complete as the English one.
Three ways we move the work.
Right-to-left Arabic layouts and bilingual websites, planned for reading and for search in each language.
Right-to-left layouts
Navigation, forms, and page layouts mirrored with care, so Arabic reading order holds on every screen size.
Arabic typography
Arabic typefaces paired with the brand's Latin fonts, with sizes and spacing set for comfortable reading.
Multilingual SEO
Language-specific URLs, hreflang tags, translated metadata, and sitemaps for each version of the site.
Who this is for
- Businesses in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the wider Gulf serving Arabic and English speakers
- Companies adding an Arabic version to an existing English website
- Brands entering new markets that need more than one language, with search visibility in each
What the work can include
- Bilingual site structure, URL plan, and language switching
- Right-to-left layouts, navigation, forms, and components
- Arabic font selection and typography paired with the brand's Latin fonts
- hreflang tags, translated metadata, and a sitemap for each language
- Content entry and checks of both language versions on desktop and mobile
Clear decisions. Careful execution
- 01
Plan both languages together
URLs, navigation, and page templates are designed for both languages at once, so neither version is an afterthought.
- 02
Design for right to left
Layouts and reading order are mirrored for Arabic, while elements that keep their direction, such as logos, numbers, and media controls, stay as they are.
- 03
Set up search per language
Each language gets its own URLs, metadata, and hreflang tags, so search engines can show the right version to each audience.
Questions clients ask before scope.
Can you build a website in Arabic and English?
Yes. We build bilingual websites with a full right-to-left Arabic version and an English version, each with its own URLs and metadata.
Who writes or translates the Arabic content?
Both work: your team can supply the Arabic text, or we arrange the translation as part of the project. Either way, a native Arabic speaker should review the final copy before launch.
Can you add Arabic to our existing website?
Often, yes. It depends on the platform and how the current templates are built. We review the site first and tell you whether adding a language or rebuilding is the better route.
Do you build websites in other languages?
Yes. The same planning for structure, fonts, and hreflang applies to other languages. Tell us which languages you need and we will confirm the scope.