Understand the user’s task
An interface is part of a wider journey. We start by understanding what a person wants to achieve, the information they need, and the points where a process becomes confusing. Those findings guide the structure before visual design begins.
Design for both languages
Arabic and English experiences need attention to reading direction, typography, navigation, mixed-language data, and the tone of interface messages. A shared design system can support consistency while respecting the needs of each language.
- User journeys and information architecture
- Wireframes and interactive prototypes
- Arabic and English interface design
- Usability review and implementation handover
Validate before scaling
A prototype makes a design easier to discuss and test. Feedback from representative users helps identify unclear labels, missing information, and unnecessary steps before a larger implementation effort.