Portfolio

Hayakel Baalbek is a Lebanese folkloric dabke troupe carrying the living heritage of Baalbek to weddings, festivals, and international stages. We built a bilingual home for their craft — a site that performs as confidently in Arabic as it does in English, with full right-to-left support so the Arabic experience feels native, not translated.

The site puts the troupe's energy front and centre: image and video galleries showcase past performances, while a clean, responsive layout keeps everything readable on the phones most visitors arrive on. An online appointment flow lets event organisers and couples reach out and reserve a performance without friction.

The result is a cultural showcase that travels — fast, mobile-friendly, and equally at home with a wedding party in Beirut or a festival audience abroad.

ECO Elektrotechnik is a German automotive-electronics specialist trading in ECU files and engine control units — Immo-Off, AdBlue, DPF and EGR solutions for a technically demanding market. They needed a shop that speaks to professionals who know exactly what they're looking for.

We built a product-catalogue e-commerce site with fast, searchable browsing so customers can drill straight to the right file or unit by vehicle and solution. The storefront is responsive and mobile-friendly for workshop floors and on-the-road buyers alike, and tuned for performance so a busy catalogue stays quick.

It's a focused, no-nonsense shop for a focused, no-nonsense audience — built to convert browsers who already know their part numbers.

The Lebanese News portal (الإخبارية اللبنانية) is a high-traffic, frequently updated Arabic news destination — many categories, constant publishing, and readers who expect the page to load the moment they tap a headline. That makes performance and structure non-negotiable.

We built a media-rich, category-driven portal engineered to stay fast under a heavy editorial cadence, with an SEO-optimised foundation so breaking stories surface in search. The responsive, mobile-first layout matches how news is actually read today — on a phone, on the move, in seconds.

A newsroom-grade site built for volume, speed, and discoverability.

Al Jareeda is a Lebanese newspaper online, with a large and growing media library at its core. A publication that size lives or dies on two things: readers finding the story they want, and the archive staying fast as it grows.

We built a media-rich news site with strong search so visitors can dig through a deep catalogue of articles and imagery, and an SEO-optimised structure so the paper's reporting reaches readers beyond the front page. The responsive, mobile-friendly design carries the full library comfortably onto any screen.

A serious newspaper presence online — organised, searchable, and built to scale with the archive.

Daleel Fouras — "the Directory of Opportunities" — gathers jobs, scholarships, grants and openings into one searchable platform for a community that's actively looking. Its whole value is in being found: the right opportunity, fast, by the right person.

We built a listings platform around powerful search and filtering, so visitors move from "I'm looking" to the exact opportunity in a few taps. The bilingual interface widens the audience it can serve, and an SEO-optimised structure pulls new listings into search where opportunity-seekers actually start.

The responsive, mobile-friendly design meets users on the phones they job-hunt from — a directory built to connect people to the chances that matter.

Lebanon Amal is a Lebanese news and media portal — a steady stream of reporting and imagery for readers who come back daily. For a news brand, the job is to publish often, look current, and be easy to find.

We built a media-rich portal with an SEO-optimised structure so its coverage surfaces in search, paired with a responsive, mobile-friendly layout that reads cleanly whether visitors arrive on a desktop or a phone. The design keeps headlines and visuals in clear focus, so the latest news always leads.

A dependable, discoverable home for the brand's daily coverage.

MedImpact Advisory is a healthcare and pharmaceutical advisory firm — a corporate presence whose job is to project credibility and turn the right visitor into a conversation. In advisory, the website is the first impression and the first qualification step.

We built a polished, corporate bilingual site in English and French, so the firm speaks to its international and francophone audiences in their own language without compromise. The layout is built around clarity and trust: a clean structure that frames the firm's expertise and routes interested visitors toward contact and lead generation.

Responsive and mobile-friendly throughout, it reads as confidently on a partner's phone as in a boardroom — a corporate site that works as a business-development asset.