Services · Web development

Websites and web apps built to be maintained.

Marketing sites, landing pages, online stores and internal web tools, built for your team to update and for search engines to index.

Step 2 of 6 · What gets reviewed

Every channel, one connected system.

The audit covers search foundations, speed, AI discoverability, trust signals, mobile and social footprint. Local search and content are scoped services; review requests run through WhatsApp AI.

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What the service can cover

Agree which of these belong in the scope. We confirm deliverables, reviewers and approvals before work starts.

  • Marketing sites

    Home, service, about and contact pages built so your team can update them without a developer.

  • Landing pages

    Campaign, event and offer pages with forms connected to your CRM or inbox.

  • Online stores

    Storefronts, theme customisation, checkout and subscription set-up on the platform you choose, for example Shopify or WooCommerce.

  • Web apps

    Internal tools, partner portals and customer dashboards, scoped feature by feature.

  • Progressive web apps

    Installable web apps with offline support, where the use case calls for it.

  • Rebuilds and migrations

    Moving an older site to a faster, easier-to-update build, with redirects mapped so existing pages keep working.

Limits and scope

Delivery dates, hosting costs and code ownership are agreed in writing before work starts. Speed and indexability are tested before launch and the results shared, but they also depend on the content, hosting and third-party scripts you add later. We do not promise a particular speed score or search ranking.

Services are agreed separately from the Quixo Audit. See all services, review the plan details or discuss the scope with us.

How the work is scoped and approved

  1. Agree the brief

    Set the objective, audience, facts and assets that can be used.

  2. Draft and review

    Prepare the agreed deliverables, then collect review from the people you name.

  3. Approve, then publish

    Nothing goes live until an authorised approver signs it off. Further measurement is agreed separately.

Before you start

Who owns the code and the content?

Ownership, hosting and handover terms are written into the agreed scope before the build starts, so you know what you can maintain yourself.

Can the site be bilingual?

Yes. English and Arabic versions, including right-to-left layout and hreflang, can be built and tested together.

Is this included with the Quixo Audit?

No. Quixo Audit is a separate purchase. Content creation, campaigns, implementation and workspace access are agreed separately.

Talk through your brief.