Landing page designer for Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Landing page design services in Dubai, with every launch page in Arabic and English
I'm Maniruzzaman Jubayer, and my landing page design services in Dubai are planned around your launch date: from Dhaka, two hours ahead, I lead the senior team that writes, designs and builds Arabic and English pages for property launches, ad campaigns and funding rounds in the UAE. Every page leaves room for what your campaign has to show, from a Trakheesi permit number to a PDPL consent box, and we share 8 hours of your working day.
If the ad ran in Arabic, the page it opens should read in Arabic too.
Free 30 min intro call · One fixed quote · Arabic and English from the first draft
Companies whose pages and products my team has designed
- Years leading a design team
- 3+
- Products shipped
- 50+
- Behance gallery features
- 22
- Clutch rating
- 5.0
Product designer and design lead, with a senior team behind me
Why Dubai campaign pages lose leads, and how I fix each one
The UAE is almost entirely online: DataReportal counted 11.3 million internet users, 99 percent of residents, and 23 million mobile connections in late 2025. Paid traffic arrives fast and on a phone, so these four problems cost money from the first hour of a campaign.
Problem 01
The launch date will not wait
GITEX Global runs from 8 to 11 December 2026, Ramadan is expected from 8 February 2027 and White Friday lands in late November. A page that goes live a week late misses the window. I scope backwards from your date, so copy, both languages, build and tracking arrive in time.
Problem 02
Arabic arrives as an afterthought
The English page is designed first, then Arabic is pasted in: headlines overflow, arrows point the wrong way and the +971 phone field breaks. I design the Arabic and English variants side by side, right to left done properly, and a native speaker on your side approves every Arabic word.
Problem 03
The ad and the page tell different stories
An Arabic Snapchat ad, an English LinkedIn ad and a creator's story all land on one generic page, and the cost of each lead climbs. I give every ad set its own headline, offer and language, so the page carries on from exactly what the visitor just saw.
Problem 04
The proof UAE visitors look for is missing
Dubai property ads need a Trakheesi permit, and the Land Department wants a Madmoun QR code on every one. Licensed banks must name themselves and show their fees. Visitors expect to reach you on WhatsApp. I plan each of these into the layout, and your compliance team approves the wording.
Landing page and campaign work picked for the UAE
Website and product screens for an AI property advisor in the UAE market, a landing page for a fintech partner and an AI influencer marketing platform, each designed by my team. Property, finance and creator campaigns each come with their own UAE advertising rules.
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Yalla, let's launchWhat I deliver as your landing page designer for Dubai
Everything below is listed in the written scope up front, so language, permits and lead handling never surface as surprises in launch week.
Arabic and English variants as a pair
Both versions drawn together on one grid and mirrored for right to left, with Arabic type sized for reading on a phone, Arabic and Western digits handled, and mixed Arabic and English lines tested.
A page for every ad set
Headline, offer and language matched to each campaign on Google, Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and LinkedIn. TikTok's ad tools showed 12.5 million adult users in the UAE in late 2025, and LinkedIn 10 million members.
Room for permits and disclaimers
Space planned for a Trakheesi permit number and Madmoun QR code, Central Bank fee notes and warnings, health advertising disclaimers or a creator's permit details, all sized to stay readable. Your legal team owns the words.
WhatsApp, tracking and lead routing
Click to chat links with a message prefilled for each campaign, a short form for people who prefer a call, pixels and conversion events checked, and every lead sent to your CRM tagged with the ad it came from.
Consent your legal team can stand behind
Lead forms with a separate, unticked marketing opt-in, a record of what each person agreed to and an easy way to withdraw, built to the federal PDPL, or to DIFC data rules for firms licensed in the centre.
Fast on a mid-range Android
Statcounter put 60 percent of UAE web traffic on mobile in September 2026, and 73 percent of mobile traffic on Android. I keep images, Arabic fonts and scripts light, aim for Google's 2.5 second LCP mark and test on real phones.
From first call to a live campaign page, on Dubai time
Every step is dated backwards from the day your media goes live, with calls held in Gulf Standard Time.
- 01
Free 30 minute intro call
On Google Meet, inside your working day. Bring the launch date, the ad plan and the language that leads, and I tell you honestly whether one page or a set of variants fits the campaign.
- 02
Written scope and one fixed quote
Pages, ad variants, languages, permit and consent elements, the build platform, analytics and a fixed go-live day, all set out in writing with one fixed quote for the whole job. No retainer.
- 03
Message, then both languages
Copy agreed in a shared document first, then the Arabic and English versions designed side by side on a live preview link, where your Arabic reviewer and compliance team comment in the same place.
- 04
Build, checks and launch
My team builds the page in Framer, Webflow or Next.js, tests every form, tracking pixel and WhatsApp link on Android and iPhone over mobile data, and hands over a template for your next campaign.
Working with me on a Dubai campaign
- Shared hours
- Dubai runs on Gulf Standard Time, 2 hours behind Dhaka, which gives us 8 hours of your working day together
- Working week
- UAE government offices have worked Monday to Friday since January 2022; Bangladesh's weekend is Friday and Saturday, which leaves Monday to Thursday shared in full
- Languages
- English on every call; pages in Arabic and English, with a native speaker on your side approving the Arabic
- Ways to talk
- Google Meet and Slack, plus comments on the live preview link
- Starting out
- a free 30 minute call, then the scope in writing and a single fixed quote
Industries running campaigns in Dubai, and what their pages need
Sectors that sell through paid ads, launches and events in the UAE, each shown with a screen from one of my own projects.
Real estate and off-plan launches
Foreign investment made up AED 148 billion of the AED 173 billion put into Dubai property in Q1 2026, by the Land Department's count. Launch pages need both languages, payment plans, the permit number and a WhatsApp line.
Banking and fintech
The Central Bank's consumer protection standards ask licensed firms to run ads in Arabic and English, show fees or link straight to them, and keep footnotes readable. Sign-up pages have to carry all that without burying the offer.
Wealth and investing
Under the same standards, any forecast of returns must be labelled as illustrative, with a warning about the risk of loss beside it. Investor pages need calm charts, plain risk notes and a simple way to book an adviser.
AI and tech launches
GITEX Global fills Dubai Exhibition Centre from 8 to 11 December 2026, and Expand North Star, which drew 2,050 startups in 2025, runs beside it. Pages must book meetings beforehand and catch leads by QR code at the stand.
Clinics and healthcare
The Dubai Health Authority's social media standards ban claims such as "miraculous" or "the best" and set strict rules for before and after photos. The page an ad opens must keep the same restraint, with booking that works one handed.
Retail, delivery and seasonal offers
Google's research with Visa found November e-commerce sales running 44 percent above the monthly average, and Ramadan and Eid lift spending too. Offer pages need dates and terms that match the promotion permit from Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism.
Working with your Dubai marketing team, from brief to launch day
Remote, written down and inside your working day, with the launch date treated as fixed.
Straight to the writers, designers and developers
There is no go-between. You brief me, and in reviews you meet the people writing, designing and building your page, in English, with your Arabic reviewer joining wherever the words matter.
Your hours and your week
My day starts two hours before yours and still covers 8 hours of it, and Monday to Thursday is a working day for both of us. If a campaign goes live on a Friday or Saturday, when Bangladesh is off, launch day cover is agreed in the scope.
Everything written and tracked
Copy lives in a shared document and the designs in Figma. You get a written Slack update every 48 hours, one review call a week and a live preview link, so marketing, sales and compliance all comment on the same version.
I know the UAE campaign rules
Arabic and right to left, Trakheesi permits and Madmoun codes, the Media Council's advertiser permit, PDPL consent and WhatsApp lead handling. For the Arabic side, read how I design right to left interfaces for the UAE.
Arabic landing page design for a Dubai launch: my team, a staff hire or a freelancer
An honest comparison for a UAE campaign with a fixed date and two languages to get right.
| What you get | With me | In-house hire | Freelancer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arabic and English variants designed together | Yes | Sometimes | Sometimes |
| Words, design and build under one lead | Yes | No | Sometimes |
| Live in time for a launch only weeks off | Yes | No | Sometimes |
| Permit numbers, QR codes and disclaimers planned in | Yes | Sometimes | Sometimes |
| No hiring round, visa or notice period first | Yes | No | Yes |
| In your Dubai office on launch day | No | Yes | Sometimes |
| One fixed quote for the whole campaign | Yes | No | Sometimes |
Who I help in Dubai, from real estate landing pages to GITEX launches
Four kinds of UAE team with ads booked and a go-live day that cannot slip.
Developers and brokers launching projects
Off-plan and project launches that need a page per project in Arabic and English, the permit number and QR code in place, and enquiries from buyers of many nationalities routed to WhatsApp and the sales team.
Banks, fintechs and regulated firms
Teams licensed by the Central Bank or in DIFC whose campaign pages must pass a compliance review in both languages, with fees, warnings and consent shown plainly instead of buried in small print.
Startups exhibiting or raising
Founders heading to GITEX or Expand North Star, or into a funding round, who need one sharp page that investors and visitors land on after the stand, the pitch or the deck.
Companies entering the UAE
Brands arriving from Europe, India, Saudi Arabia or further afield with a launch campaign, who need Arabic and English pages, local proof, WhatsApp and PDPL consent ready before the first ad runs.
More I design for UAE launches
A campaign page converts better when the product behind it holds up too. See product design for Dubai.
In their words: founders and marketers on working with my team
Working with Jubayer and the team has been a blast. Their creativity has honestly taken our platform to new heights. Incredibly professional and so proud to work with, we’re over the moon with their results, and we can’t wait to team up with them again.
I highly recommend Jubayer for any design project. He quickly grasps complex concepts, excels in standard design practices, and responds promptly.
Working with Jubayer on our website was fantastic from start to finish. He took the time to understand our vision and provided valuable insights.
Landing page design services in Dubai: your questions answered
Short answers first. Anything else, ask on the intro call.
How much does a landing page cost in Dubai?
There is no set price; the scope decides it: how many pages and ad variants, whether Arabic and English are both in, who writes the copy, the permit and consent elements, the platform, and the tracking and CRM work. After a free intro call, the written scope arrives with one fixed quote covering all of it, never an hourly bill. Landing page budgets in dirhams are in my Dubai design cost guide.
Can the Arabic version lead instead of the English one?
Yes. When your buyers read Arabic first, the Arabic page becomes the master and the English is adapted from it, so the headline, layout and order of proof suit an Arabic reader. A native speaker on your side approves the Arabic copy; my job is making it read cleanly and convert in a right to left layout.
What does a real estate landing page in Dubai need to show?
Above all, the Trakheesi permit number and the Madmoun QR code, somewhere visible rather than lost in the footer. The Dubai Land Department issues Trakheesi permits for electronic property ads and asks for the Madmoun QR code on every real estate ad, visual or written. I place both near the hero and the enquiry form, sized to scan on a phone, and your broker or developer confirms the rules for each campaign.
Do influencer campaigns change what the page needs?
Yes. Since 1 February 2026 the UAE Media Council has required an advertiser permit from people publishing ads on social media, and brands should contract only permit holders. Ads must be clear and must not mislead, and real estate, healthcare and finance ads need prior approval, so the page a creator links to has to repeat the approved offer exactly. I build a tracked variant for each creator, so you also see who sends real leads.
How do you handle PDPL consent on lead forms?
I design consent the way Article 6 of the UAE PDPL describes it: clear, simple and unambiguous, provable later and easy to withdraw. The marketing opt-in sits apart from the enquiry and starts unticked, because Article 17 lets people object to direct marketing. If you are licensed in DIFC, its own Data Protection Law applies instead. Your legal adviser signs off the wording.
Should leads go to WhatsApp or to a form?
Usually both, tracked separately. In a 2024 YouGov survey for Zbooni, 85 percent of UAE residents said they would rather deal with companies on WhatsApp, so I add click to chat with a message prefilled for each campaign. The form serves people who want a call back, and it says your team phones between 9 am and 6 pm, the window UAE rules set for marketing calls.
Can a page be ready for GITEX, Ramadan or White Friday?
Yes, provided the call happens a few weeks ahead. GITEX Global runs from 8 to 11 December 2026, and the UAE's Astronomy Centre expects Ramadan to begin around 8 February 2027, pending the moon sighting. Book the intro call with your date in hand; the scope works back from it and leaves time for Arabic review and compliance sign-off before the media goes live.
How fast will the page load on phones in the UAE?
Fast, if the page itself is light. DataReportal reports a median mobile download speed above 600 Mbps in the UAE, so slowness usually comes from heavy images, fonts and scripts rather than the network. I aim for Google's good mark of 2.5 seconds for Largest Contentful Paint and test on Android as well as iPhone, since Android carries most of the country's mobile web traffic.
Do prices on a Dubai offer page have to include VAT?
Yes, as a rule. The Federal Tax Authority requires VAT-registered businesses to display prices inclusive of tax, and on a discount the 5 percent VAT is worked out on the reduced price and included in what the customer pays. I design price blocks, struck-through offers and payment plans to show that final figure plainly, and your finance team confirms every number.