WordPress & CMS
Many Qatar teams have a website they cannot update without calling a developer, or an Arabic version that breaks every time someone edits it. We build websites on WordPress, move existing sites onto it, set up editing in Arabic and English, and keep it updated and backed up. Your team gets a content system it can run day to day.
Yes
Send us the address and tell us what is not working, and we will quote for improving the setup or for regular maintenance.
No
Tell us what your site runs on now, and we will quote for moving it to WordPress or for building a new site on it.
Websites built, moved and maintained on WordPress for you
Arabic and English pages linked and edited from one dashboard
Editing set up so your team can update content on its own
Websites and digital marketing for over a decade
Most WordPress projects fall into one of four kinds. The proposal states which work is included and what is left out.
A new WordPress website built around your pages
Your current site moved onto WordPress with care
English and Arabic pages linked and easy to edit
Updates, backups and checks on a regular routine
A content system is only useful if your team can run it without help. These are seven things your team should be able to do on its own.
Each one is shown in training.
Our working hours overlap with Qatar for most of the day from Monday to Thursday. Meetings happen by video call, and every stage ends with your approval.
Nothing goes live until you approve the test site.
As part of the agreed scope, we review your current site, theme, plugins and hosting, and note what can stay and what should change. You approve the findings before planning.
We plan the theme, plugins, page layouts and user roles, and how the English and Arabic pages will be linked. You approve the plan before any building or migration starts.
We build the new site or move the current one onto a test copy, never directly on the live site. You can open the test site and follow progress at any time.
We check that every page, image and form came across in both languages, and set redirects so old addresses still lead to the right pages after the switch.
We show your editors how to update pages, add news, manage both languages and restore a backup, so they can run the site on their own before it goes live.
We move the site live and check it again. The proposal states the support included after launch, and any maintenance plan is quoted separately if you want it.
Three common problems with content systems, and how each one is fixed.
Every change needs a developer
Small edits wait for days.
Arabic editing breaks layout
Pages shift when edited in Arabic.
Updates break the site
Each update brings new errors.
It should be clear from day one what belongs to you. The proposal states who owns the site, the content and the accounts.
The site and its content are handed over in your name.
Most of these projects are for clients outside Qatar. None is presented as a Qatar project unless it is labelled that way.
A sample of our wider work.
Each service has its own page and scope. A proposal covers only what you ask for.
Content system
Editor and plugins
Languages and backups
A WordPress project goes faster when we know how your site is used today. Gather what you can, and anything missing becomes a question in our reply.
Not sure what your site runs on? Send the address and we will check it for you.
These logos belong to Creative 4 All clients across different markets and services. Not all are based in Qatar, and not all used WordPress services.
Some businesses change their content every week, and a good content system saves them the most time. These are examples, not a list of our Qatar clients.
Schools and training: courses and dates
Clinics: doctors, services and hours
Real estate: listings added every week
News and media: articles every day
Associations: events and announcements
Large companies: many departments
Hospitality: menus and seasonal offers
B2B suppliers: product catalogues
WordPress quotes vary because sites, templates and plugins vary. The best way to compare them is to see what each one includes, and what you will pay every year after launch.
Three items to expect in a proposal:
With your quote request, we confirm the templates, languages and plugins included.
Moving an existing site and building a new one are priced differently.
More page templates and two languages mean more setup and testing.
Paid plugins add yearly licence costs, which the proposal lists.
Check both cover the same templates, languages and yearly costs.
Use the quote form to tell us what your site runs on now and what you need, for example: our site runs on another builder, we have about 30 pages in English and Arabic, and our team wants to edit it without a developer. We reply with the questions we need answered before preparing a proposal.
Hosted website builders are quick to start but can limit what you change and where you move later. Custom code fits systems with their own rules and data. WordPress sits between them: your team edits content on its own, the site can be moved to any host, and it handles English and Arabic well when set up properly.
Short answers on security, Arabic editing, migration, plugins, licences, training and cost.
WordPress is as secure as its updates, plugins and hosting. We keep the core, theme and plugins updated and limit admin access, though no website can be promised to be fully safe.
Yes. We set up the editor so Arabic pages are written right to left and linked to their English versions, and we show your team how to edit both before launch.
We plan redirects so old addresses lead to the new pages, and move titles and descriptions across. This protects most of the value, though no one can guarantee rankings.
During the project, we do. After launch, your team can, or we can through a maintenance plan quoted separately. Either way, updates are tested before they reach the live site.
The proposal lists each paid plugin and whose name the licence is held in, along with its renewal date. Plugins without a licence are listed too, so you know what the site depends on.
Yes. Training covers editing pages, adding news, managing both languages and restoring a backup. The proposal states how many sessions and who attends them.
We set up regular backups stored away from the site, and test a restore before launch. How often backups run and how long they are kept is stated in the proposal.
Hosting is listed separately in the proposal. You can host with us through our web hosting service or keep your own provider, as long as it supports WordPress well.
Usually, yes. We review the theme, plugins and code first, then tell you what can be kept, what needs fixing and what it will cost, before any work starts.
It depends on whether it is a new build or a migration, the number of templates, the languages and the plugins. The proposal lists each item and the yearly costs.
No. We work with you by video call and email. Our working days overlap with Qatar for most of the day from Monday to Thursday.
Articles from our blog on websites, content and marketing, to read before you decide.
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