Bilingual corporate websiteCube for Civil Engineering
A construction and fit-out firm in Jeddah needed a website that reads as seriously as the brands they build for, in Arabic first and English second.
- Client
- Cube for Civil Engineering, Jeddah
- Year
- 2026
- Sector
- Construction & fit-out
- Services
- Design, Development, Illustration, SEO, Hosting
Overview
Cube design, build and fit out residential and commercial projects across Saudi Arabia, from Panda stores and Saudia facilities to the Red Sea International Film Festival offices. Their previous web presence did not reflect that client list.
We designed a dark, blueprint-inspired identity for the web: an isometric building that assembles itself in the hero, line-art illustrations for each of the six service lines and a project explorer filterable by sector and service. Ongoing projects show their current stage and progress.
Arabic is the primary language, with English as a full second version rather than a translation layer. Each language has its own metadata, structured data and sitemap entries. A request form routes straight to WhatsApp, and the company profile is downloadable in both languages.
Illustrated in code
Every illustration is an SVG drawn in React, so it is crisp at any size, themeable and weighs a few kilobytes instead of megabytes of images.
Arabic-first, truly bilingual
Native right-to-left layout, Arabic typography and per-language SEO. The English version is a full site, not an afterthought.
Project explorer
Projects filter by sector and service, with featured spotlights on the home page and a progress tracker for sites still under construction.
Static and fast
Statically exported Next.js served from Cloudflare's edge on the client's own account, with the custom domain, redirects and analytics configured.
Screens
Hero: the building assembles itself on load.
Six service lines, each with its own illustration and scope chips.
Project spotlights with sector, services and scope.
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