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Website design and development

Websites that win customers, not just compliments.

OGB Labs designs and builds websites for companies in Oman, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, from its base in Muscat, Oman. We build marketing sites, corporate sites and web platforms with Next.js and a headless CMS, so pages load fast, rank well on Google and are easy for your team to update. You get a fixed price after discovery, and you own the code and accounts. For local detail, see website development in Oman.
  • Next.js
  • Headless CMS
  • SEO
  • Motion & 3D

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Luxury real-estate listing website with property search and featured residences
Construction consultancy website with service tiles and a skyline illustration
Stack
Next.js, React, headless CMS
Typical timeline
1–8 weeks
Languages
English, Arabic (RTL)
Hosting
Vercel or your cloud
Starting price
From OMR 250
Pricing
Fixed after discovery
Ownership
Code and accounts in your name
Based in
Muscat, Oman

( What you get )

Everything a websites project needs.

  • 01

    Design

    A clear visual identity for the web, from wireframes to a clickable prototype you approve before build.

  • 02

    Build

    Next.js front end, headless CMS, forms, analytics and hosting — set up and handed over.

  • 03

    Search

    Technical SEO, structured data, fast Core Web Vitals and content ready for AI search.

  • 04

    Motion & 3D

    Scroll animation, WebGL and 3D when it helps the story — never when it slows the page.

  • 05

    Languages

    English and Arabic layouts, including right-to-left, built in from day one.

  • 06

    Care

    Updates, monitoring and improvements after launch, on a simple monthly plan.

( Good for )

Who this is for.

  • Companies launching or rebranding
  • Businesses that need more leads from search
  • Teams replacing a slow or hard-to-edit site
  • Product launches that need a landing page fast

( How we work )

Five steps, no surprises.

  1. 01

    Discover

    We map the problem, the users and the numbers that matter.

  2. 02

    Design

    Flows, interfaces and prototypes you can click before we build.

  3. 03

    Build

    Weekly releases, real demos, clean and tested code.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Go-live, store submissions, analytics and training.

  5. 05

    Care

    Maintenance, monitoring and improvements long after launch.

Luxury real-estate listing website with property search and featured residences
Construction consultancy website with service tiles and a skyline illustration
Finance SaaS landing page with a gradient hero and product screenshot

( Compare )

Next.js with a headless CMS vs WordPress vs a website builder

How the three common ways to build a company website compare. We build on Next.js by default and say so when another option fits better.

Next.js with a headless CMS vs WordPress vs a website builder
CriteriaNext.js + headless CMSRecommendedWordPressWebsite builder (Wix, Squarespace)
Page speedFastest: pages are pre-rendered and served from a CDNDepends on theme, plugins and hostingGood for small sites, limited control
Editing contentStructured CMS fields for non-technical editorsFamiliar editor, very flexibleSimple drag-and-drop
SEO and structured dataFull control of metadata, schema and renderingGood with plugins, needs upkeepBasic, limited schema control
Arabic and right-to-leftDesigned in from the startPossible with the right themeVaries by template
Custom design and motionAnything the brand needs, including 3DLimited by the themeLimited to templates
MaintenanceFew moving parts, no plugin updatesRegular plugin and security updatesHandled by the platform
Best forCompanies where the website is a sales channelContent-heavy sites that publish dailyVery small sites on a tiny budget

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( FAQ )

Websites, answered.

How long does a website take?

A marketing site usually takes one to eight weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on the number of pages and how quickly content is ready.

Can we edit the site ourselves?

Yes. Every site ships with a headless CMS so your team can change text, images and pages without a developer.

Do you build Arabic websites?

Yes. We build bilingual English and Arabic sites with right-to-left layouts. Our Arabic website checklist lists what we check.

Will the site rank on Google?

Every site is built with technical SEO, structured data and fast loading as standard. Ranking also depends on your content and competition, and we can help with both.

Do you redesign existing websites?

Yes. We audit the current site, keep what works and rebuild the rest.

How much does a website cost?

In Oman, a custom-designed company website starts from OMR 250 in one language and from OMR 650 bilingual with a CMS and integrations. A one-page or template site starts from OMR 50, and a web portal with logins and data from OMR 1,300. We quote a fixed price after a short discovery call. See website cost in Oman.

How do payments work?

We agree a fixed price in OMR after discovery, so the cost is known before the build starts. Payment is in stages tied to design approval, launch and handover.

Who owns the website when it is finished?

You do. The code, the domain and the hosting accounts are in your company's name.

What does it cost to run the website after launch?

Domain, hosting, business email and an optional monthly care plan. Hosting on Vercel or your own cloud is billed at cost. The care plan covers monitoring, updates and small changes.

Do you work with companies outside Muscat?

Yes. We are based in Muscat and work with companies across Oman, the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Discovery workshops happen in Muscat or online, and each weekly release goes to a preview link you can open from anywhere. See web development in Oman.

( Next step )

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