UI/UX Design UI/UX design agency in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Saudi users are quick to abandon an app that feels foreign. We design Arabic right-to-left interfaces from the first sketch, test them with real users and hand developers a build-ready Figma file.

For companies in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and across Saudi Arabia building an app, a portal or a dashboard, or fixing one that users avoid.

CREATVZ is a UI/UX design agency in Saudi Arabia, with studios in Riyadh and Jeddah. We design Arabic right-to-left interfaces from the first sketch for apps, portals and dashboards, test them with real users and hand developers a build-ready Figma file. Send a short description of the product and its users through the project form or WhatsApp.

You searched for UI/UX and found mirrored screens.

Searching for UI/UX design in Saudi Arabia returns agencies showing beautiful screens that were drawn in English and flipped. In use, the icons point the wrong way, numbers sit awkwardly, Arabic text is too tight and the whole product feels imported.

With more services moving online, users now compare your app with the best they use. We design Arabic first where your users read Arabic, test the prototype with people from your audience, and deliver files your developers can build from without guessing.

What Saudi teams ask us to design

  • Customer apps and portals
  • Internal dashboards and admin tools
  • Booking and ordering flows
  • E-commerce checkout
  • Redesign of an existing app or site

What you get

You get user flows, wireframes, finished screens in Arabic and English, a design system and a clickable prototype.

  1. Research & User Flows

    A short research round and the user flows that follow: who uses it, what they are trying to do and where they get stuck today.

  2. Wireframes

    Wireframes of the key screens, so structure and content are agreed before anyone discusses colour.

  3. High-Fidelity UI

    Finished screens in Figma for website, app or dashboard, in Arabic right-to-left and English layouts, drawn for each language rather than mirrored.

  4. Design System

    A design system: colours, type, spacing and reusable components, so every new screen looks like part of one product.

  5. Clickable Prototype

    A clickable prototype of the main journeys, tested with real users from your audience, with a note of what we changed after.

  6. Developer Hand-off

    A hand-off your developers can build from: organised Figma files, specifications, assets and answers to questions as they build.

UI/UX design in Saudi Arabia

Saudi users notice quickly when an app is an English design with Arabic poured in.

Searching for UI/UX design in Saudi Arabia returns agencies showing beautiful screens that were drawn in English and flipped. In use, icons point the wrong way, numbers sit awkwardly, Arabic text is too tight and the whole product feels imported. With more services moving onto phones, users compare your app with the ones they use every day, and expect Arabic that is native, with an interface designed right to left from the first wireframe.

Our Saudi studios are in Riyadh and Jeddah. We take briefs from companies in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and Al Khobar and across the Kingdom that are building an app, a portal or a dashboard, or fixing one that users avoid. The work runs by video call, WhatsApp and shared Figma files, so you do not need to be in Riyadh. When a workshop with your team helps, we can arrange it in person.

Typical projects include customer apps and portals, booking and ordering flows, e-commerce checkout for stores, internal dashboards and admin tools. We map the flow, design the key screens, build a clickable prototype and prepare the files for your developers, in Arabic and English. If your product needs Saudi-specific details, such as how names, addresses or phone numbers are entered, we design for those. Send us the product, the users and the date, and we will propose where to begin.

How Saudi companies use UI/UX design

  1. A clinic app for bookings

    Patients struggle to book on the current app. We redesign the booking flow in Arabic first, with fewer steps and clear confirmation.

  2. A store whose checkout loses buyers

    Buyers add items and leave at the final step. We simplify the checkout and prototype it for a test before development.

  3. An internal dashboard for operations

    Staff use a tool built feature by feature. We restructure it around daily tasks, with Arabic and English screens matching.

A screen that confuses people, or a product not yet drawn?

Tell us what the product does and who uses it. We reply with questions and a scoped quote.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Understand

    Your users, the goal of the product, how it is used today and where the friction is. Research that fits the scope.

  2. Step 2: Structure

    User flows and wireframes. You see and approve the structure before visual design starts.

  3. Step 3: Design

    High-fidelity screens, the design system and a prototype, in Arabic and English where needed.

  4. Step 4: Test & hand off

    Usability tests with real users, refinements, then organised files and support for your developers.

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Questions

How much does UI/UX design cost in Saudi Arabia?

It depends on scope, not a price list: the number of screens and flows, research and user testing, Arabic and English layouts, a design system, the prototype and the deadline. Redesigning an existing app is scoped differently from a new product. Send a short brief and we reply with a written fixed-scope quote.

Who owns the design files?

You do. Files, assets and the design system are handed over, with ownership written into the proposal.

How long does the design take?

It depends on scope. The proposal gives dates for each stage. Delays usually come from slow feedback, so decide who approves early.

Do you design Arabic interfaces from scratch or mirror English?

From scratch where the user reads Arabic. Icons, navigation, numbers and typography are set for right-to-left, then the English version is checked against it.

Do you test with real Saudi users?

Yes, at a size that fits the budget: short sessions with a handful of people from your audience on the clickable prototype. We list what we found and what changed.

Do you work in Figma?

Yes. Organised files with components and styles that your developers or ours can build from.

Can you design a dashboard or admin panel?

Yes. Dashboards need clear data, filters and roles. We design for the people who use them all day, in Arabic or English or both.

Can you redesign our existing app?

Yes. We look at where users get stuck first and fix the biggest problems, rather than redrawing everything without a reason.

Do you also develop the app or website?

Yes. We can build it from the design, or hand the files to your own developers.

Can the design follow our brand?

Yes. We use your brand colours and type. If there is no brand yet, our branding team can set it up, and the design system carries it through.

How do you handle Arabic and English numerals on screen?

We agree with you which numeral style the audience expects and apply it consistently across screens and data.

Can you design a mobile app for iPhone and Android in Saudi Arabia?

Yes. We design for both platforms and note where each should follow its own conventions.

Can you design an app that works in portrait and on tablets?

We can. Tell us which screen sizes matter to your users and we design and prototype for those.

Do you work on WhatsApp-heavy flows?

Yes. If your customers move between your app and WhatsApp, we design that handoff so it feels continuous.

Can you design the sign-in and registration steps?

Yes. We design the screens and flow. The identity systems behind them are built and set up by your developers.

Can we run the design workshop in Riyadh?

Yes. A workshop can be held in Riyadh or online, whichever suits your team.

Tell us about the product you want designed.

A short brief is enough: the product, the users, the platforms and the languages. We reply with questions and a fixed-scope quote.

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