Bilingual corporate site on WordPress
A marketing site the client's own team edits, with Arabic and English kept genuinely in step.
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- Scope
- WordPress build
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A company whose site is edited weekly by people who are not developers. Every page needs an Arabic counterpart, and the previous site could only be changed by whoever built it.
Parts involved
- Custom theme
- Editorial fields
- Bilingual content
- Performance
- Maintenance
- 01A custom theme with no page builder — layout comes from the design, not from dragging
- 02Named editing fields per section, so a page cannot be broken by editing it
- 03Arabic and English as paired posts, with right-to-left built into the theme
- 04A small, justified plugin set kept on managed updates
- 05Caching, image sizing and Core Web Vitals tuned before launch
- 06Redirect map from the old URLs so existing search rankings survive
- 07Daily backups, uptime monitoring and a documented restore
The service behind it
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