Avientek

Middle East
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Services

Digital Experience Design

Industry

Audio-Visual & Electronics

Tags

UX

Web Design

Visual Identity

The Challenge

Avientek’s hardware and integration projects were expanding across the Middle East and Africa, yet their digital presence lagged behind that momentum. 

We were brought in to solve four core problems:

  • Rebuild the website to work equally well in English and Arabic
  • Adapt content to reflect regional tone, formalities, and reading behaviours
  • Simplify a growing portfolio of services into a coherent, navigable structure
  • Present Avientek as clear, credible, and ready for global partnerships
Our Approach

We treated the project as a bridge-building exercise connecting languages, mindsets, and buying journeys.

Our goal was to create a website that not only looked better but worked better—for two different audiences, in two languages.

Restructuring the Site Around Users

  • Conducted a UX audit to identify navigation drop-offs and dead-end flows
  • Reorganized service offerings into clear, outcome-led categories
  • Created a bilingual sitemap designed to preserve hierarchy across both LTR (English) and RTL (Arabic) layouts

Localization with Context

  • Translated Arabic content with a native-speaking strategist, adapting tone, formality, and structure to suit regional expectations
  • Flagged idioms, CTAs, and examples that required cultural adaptation, not word-for-word translation

Design System for Dual Orientation

  • Developed a modular design system that allowed components to “flip” for Arabic while maintaining visual balance
  • Ensured future content or languages could be added without breaking the structure
Impact

The updated Arabic content received positive feedback from partners and distributors, who appreciated the more thoughtful tone and structure. Visitors across both language versions are now spending more time on key pages, navigating with greater ease. Internally, the new structure has made it simpler for the sales and marketing teams to direct clients to the right information without confusion. With a modular, bilingual design system in place, Avientek is now better positioned to expand its digital presence across new markets and languages.

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