Marketing sites and landing pages designed from scratch and built to load fast. Top speed scores are where we start.
Wix, Squarespace, off-the-shelf themes: they start fast, then collapse under their own weight. Six months in, your pages get heavy, slow to 5+ seconds, and Google quietly pushes you down the rankings. Visitors leave before the hero loads.
Even bespoke agency sites often ship without an engineering budget. They look good in a mockup and crawl once they are live. The “designer-only” workflow leaves a long tail of performance debt nobody owns.
We scope the site against your actual content, not a template. Pages, sections, hierarchy, primary CTAs, all agreed before any pixel work.
We don’t design static mockups and rebuild them later. We design in real code, on the real site. What you approve is what ships, pixel for pixel.
Loading in under 2.5 seconds on a phone is the target. Images, fonts, and code are all optimized. Speed is built in from the start, not patched on at the end.
Deployment pipeline with preview environments, an easy editor so your team can publish without raising a ticket, and the search-engine basics wired in (sitemap, data tags, social previews, clean links).
A bilingual dealership site for a luxury car house in Egypt — verified inventory, trade-in and resale, B2B fleet enquiries, and a request-a-configuration flow that lands straight in their sales pipeline.
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A holiday-homes and rentals site on the Red Sea — curated stays, an enquiry flow wired to their CRM, and Meta ads feeding the same pipeline.
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A chalet-booking site on the North Coast — guests check live availability and book directly with the owner, no middlemen. Installable on the phone as an app.
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A rental and resale site for homes in El Gouna and Hurghada, in English and German: live booking calendars, a control panel for bookings and buyers, and a portal for owners.
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A bold, editorial brand site for an advertising agency serving Egypt and the MENA region — built to present their work and bring in project enquiries. The team edits it themselves.
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A home-visit physiotherapy platform in Egypt — patients book a licensed therapist in minutes, therapists grow their practice from a portal, bilingual and installable as an app.
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A bilingual B2B export site for Egyptian fruit, vegetables, grains, olive oil and honey — product catalog, sourcing process, and quote requests over WhatsApp.
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A bilingual corporate site for an independent energy investment and exploration group in Egypt — company, operations, concession map and news, built to read well in a boardroom.
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A catalog and custom-order site for a 3D printing and laser-cutting workshop in Egypt — browse ready-to-print pieces or send your own design for a quote.
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A bilingual stationery store — catalog by category, search, cart, and cash-on-delivery checkout for a bookstore delivering across Egypt.
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A dark, premium perfume store — gift sets and collection, a bag that hands off to WhatsApp, cash on delivery across Egypt.
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A booking site for a rooftop spa in Egypt. Guests pick a hammam, massage or hijama, book a visit and buy prepaid hour bundles online. Bilingual, with client accounts and referrals, and installable as an app.
Visit the live siteFour existing WordPress sites for car maintenance and parts specialists. We moved them to new hosting, tuned them for speed and audited them for security.
An Egyptian foundation that brings clean water to villages: wells, purification plants and household connections. Their team built the donation platform. We checked it before real donor payments ran through it.
A B2B site for a date-sourcing company that supplies wholesalers in Europe and Asia with Egyptian Medjool and Saudi dates, built around sourcing enquiries.
A property-listings site for a real-estate consultancy, with lead capture on every listing.
Guests check availability and book with us directly, and I see every booking and payment in one place. The calendar finally stays in sync.
The site is as bold as the work we do, and our team edits it ourselves. Project enquiries come straight in.
Orders, the catalog and our staff all run from one admin. Even our delivery vans have licence reminders now.
Patients book a therapist in minutes and our therapists run their day from their own portal. It works in Arabic and English and installs like an app.
Buyers see our full catalog in Arabic and English and send quote requests straight to WhatsApp. The site finally looks like the exporter we are.
Quotes, materials, printers and orders live in one system, so a custom job never gets lost between messages.
The store looks as premium as the perfumes, and orders reach us on WhatsApp with cash on delivery, the way our customers like to buy.
They checked our donation platform before real donor money went through it, and showed us exactly what to fix.
Guests book a hammam or massage and buy hour bundles online, and every change in the system shows who made it.
No. Those tools are great for cheap drag-and-drop sites: live fast, low monthly cost. They aren’t great when you need real performance, custom interactions, complex routing, or anything beyond their template ceiling. We build on fast, modern hosting, which is what most marketers eventually move to once their drag-and-drop site hits its limit.
One to four weeks. A clean 5–8 page marketing site is usually 1–2 weeks; sites with custom interactions or e-commerce run 3–4. We commit to a timeline once the brief is locked.
Yes. Loading in under 2.5 seconds is a written promise, not marketing. Every page is speed-tested before launch and re-tested when your team adds new sections. If anything slows down, it is a same-day fix during your support period.
The search-engine basics come standard: a sitemap, data tags search engines read, social-media previews, clean links, and clear headings. Showing up in AI answers (like ChatGPT) is part of the build for clients who live on leads: clear data tags, an AI-assistant guide file, and content structured to be quoted. The same things we do on felukaa.com itself.
Yes. We add an easy content editor for marketing pages by default. Your team gets a clean screen, and changes go live in seconds. Engineering only gets called when you want a new component, not when you want to change a headline.
Send the URL you want to replace or the brief you have in mind. We’ll send back a real scope and timeline. No deck, no pitch. Just the engineering plan.
