
Corporate websites
Clear information architecture, service journeys, trust signals and lead capture for B2B organisations.

Build a Saudi website that looks credible, loads fast and moves visitors toward action.
TAS designs and develops high-performance websites, portals and web applications with Arabic/English UX, technical SEO, analytics and integrations built into the architecture.
What TAS can build

Clear information architecture, service journeys, trust signals and lead capture for B2B organisations.

Fast server-rendered experiences, reusable components and scalable content architecture.

Use real project delivery patterns rather than stock-template promises when evaluating the team.
Improve search visibility with technically clean, server-rendered pages.
Create stronger trust and conversion paths for Saudi prospects.
Support Arabic and English without broken metadata or navigation.
Connect forms, CRM, analytics and business workflows where required.
Delivery scope
Corporate and service websites
Next.js and React web applications
Arabic and English UX implementation
Technical SEO and structured data
CRM, form and API integrations
Performance, analytics and conversion tracking
Where it fits
Turn complex services into clear commercial pages with stronger trust, proof and enquiry paths.
Build authenticated web experiences, dashboards and workflow tools around operational needs.
Create fast marketing sites connected to real product, CRM or analytics workflows.
Replace slow or template-heavy sites while preserving useful content and search equity.
Delivery model
Define audiences, search intent, content, conversion goals, integrations and technical constraints.
Map the pages, user journeys, Arabic/English structure and internal linking before design.
Create a responsive visual system that can scale across landing pages and content.
Build server-rendered pages, components, schema, forms, analytics and integrations.
Test mobile layout, performance, metadata, structured data, redirects and conversion tracking.
Pricing & scope
TAS does not publish a fake one-size-fits-all price. A useful estimate depends on the workflow, users, integrations and delivery responsibilities below.

Saudi market coverage
TAS can support teams operating in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and other Saudi locations. Remote delivery and any on-site requirements are agreed during discovery; this page does not imply a Saudi office address.
Selected TAS work
These TAS projects demonstrate web, mobile, product and operational delivery patterns. They are shown as portfolio evidence and are not presented as Saudi client projects unless a case study explicitly says so.



Research before you buy
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Buyer questions
Look for strong technical implementation, real project work, mobile performance, clear content architecture, Arabic/English capability, analytics and an honest process for scope and integrations. A good-looking homepage alone does not prove the site will rank or convert.
Yes. TAS uses Next.js where its server rendering, performance and component architecture fit the project. The framework is chosen because of the delivery requirements, not simply because it is newer than another platform.
A rebuild can preserve search value when URLs, content, metadata, internal links, redirects, canonicals, structured data and crawlability are handled carefully. The migration plan should be defined before the new site replaces the old one.
Yes. TAS can implement separate locale URLs, right-to-left Arabic layouts, canonical URLs and hreflang signals. Each language should be written for its audience rather than relying on weak automatic translation.
Pricing depends on information architecture, unique templates, content, custom design, integrations, ecommerce or portal features, bilingual requirements and migration. A useful quote is based on those inputs rather than page count alone.
Ready to scope it?
Share the users, current tools, main bottleneck and desired outcome. TAS can tell you what needs clarification before a build should start.