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RZ Designs designs and builds custom websites for businesses in Dubai and across the UAE. Every site is designed from scratch, coded in Next.js and React, and set up for search from day one, so it loads fast, ranks, and turns visitors into enquiries. It's run by Muhammad Raza, who handles both the design and the development.

What's included

  • Strategy and structure. Which pages you need, what each one has to do, and how visitors move from reading to enquiring.
  • UX and UI design. A layout and visual design built around your brand, designed mobile-first.
  • Front-end and back-end development. Hand-coded in Next.js, React and TypeScript, with forms, integrations and any custom features you need.
  • Technical SEO. Titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, structured data, sitemap, robots rules and fast Core Web Vitals.
  • Launch and hosting. Deployment on Vercel or your own server, domain and HTTPS set-up, and a check on every device.

How it works

  1. Seven questions. You tell me about your business, what you need, your budget range and your timeline.
  2. Scope and quote. We agree the pages, features and timeline, and you get a custom quote.
  3. Design. I design the key pages first, so you see the direction early.
  4. Build. I develop the site and share progress as it takes shape.
  5. Launch. We test it together, go live, and hand it over, or I keep looking after it.

Proof

  • Urban Crown (Dubai technical services): a 14-page site with a dedicated landing page for each of the 10 services, built in Next.js with LocalBusiness and FAQ structured data, and deployed on an Ubuntu VPS behind Nginx that I configured.
  • ScaleHaus Diecast (UAE diecast store): a full brand and headless e-commerce build in Next.js, with a real-time 3D garage hero in Three.js.

Pricing

Every project gets a custom quote. There are no fixed packages, because a five-page service site and a full online store are different jobs. The quote lists exactly what's included before any work starts.

Questions, answered.

How much does a website cost in Dubai?

It depends on the number of pages, the features (booking, e-commerce, more than one language) and how much content you already have. RZ Designs doesn't use fixed packages. You answer seven short questions, we scope the project together, and you get a custom quote listing everything included before any work starts.

How long does it take to build a website?

A focused business site is quicker than a large site or an online store, and the biggest variable is how fast content and feedback come in. Your quote includes a timeline with milestones, agreed before work starts, so you always know what happens next.

Do you use templates or WordPress themes?

No. Every site is designed from scratch around your business and built in code, usually with Next.js and React. That keeps it fast, secure and fully yours, without the plugin sprawl that slows many template sites down.

Will my website be optimised for Google?

Yes. Technical SEO is part of every build, not an extra. That means unique titles and descriptions, canonical URLs, structured data (JSON-LD), an XML sitemap, robots rules, fast loading and mobile-first layouts. On Urban Crown, each of the 10 services got its own landing page so it can rank on its own.

Do I own the website and the code?

Ownership of the code, content and domain is agreed in writing before the project starts, so there are no surprises later.

Can you look after the site after launch?

Yes. I can host, maintain and update the site after launch, as I do for Urban Crown, which I deployed on a server I configured and still maintain. Ongoing care is quoted separately, so you only pay for what you need.

Do you work with businesses outside Dubai?

Yes. RZ Designs is based in Dubai and works with clients across the UAE and beyond. Most of the process happens online, so location isn't a barrier.

Ready when you are.

Seven short questions and you’ll hear back within 24 hours with next steps and a custom quote.

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