Practical guidance for UAE businesses planning faster websites, clearer service pages, stronger search visibility, and safer long-term maintenance.
A bilingual website needs a webfont licence, or an open licence such as the OFL, for every Arabic and Latin font file it serves. A desktop licence bought for design mock-ups may not cover embedding, as MyFonts' terms show.
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Accessibility issues should block a launch when they stop someone completing the main task or break the whole page, such as keyboard traps or unlabelled form controls. Other failures still need dated fixes, and WCAG AA conformance requires resolving them all.
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A change request log stops scope creep by recording every request after sign-off, pricing it in AED before work starts and giving one client-side owner the final decision.
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A website RFP produces comparable quotes when it counts templates, names who supplies content, describes integrations as workflows and asks every supplier to answer on one sheet.
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A UAE hosting region answers only part of a data residency question. Map where forms, backups, emails and support access actually sit, then check PDPL transfer rules and any sector law such as health data.
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Payment gateways cap API requests per second and answer with 429 errors when you exceed them. Use exponential backoff, idempotency keys and fewer unnecessary calls so a sale-day rush does not duplicate or lose orders.
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