Short answer: creating a company website starts by deciding what a visitor should do, not by choosing colours. Do you want a phone call, WhatsApp message, quote request or purchase? Define your services, audience and pages, register a domain in your company's name, then request a written proposal covering design, development, content, SEO foundations, timeline and price.
Step 1 — set one clear business goal. A law firm may need consultation requests, a manufacturer quote enquiries, and a clinic appointment bookings. That goal shapes the homepage, calls to action and forms. A vague 'learn more' button is not enough when the visitor cannot see the next step or a reason to trust your company.
Step 2 — prepare the page structure. Most brochure websites need a homepage, an about page, a dedicated page for each important service, work or clients, FAQs and contact details. Separate important services instead of hiding them in a single list. Visitors find answers faster, and each page can address a distinct search intent without duplicating copy.
Step 3 — prepare real content before design. Explain what you offer, who it serves, how your approach works and which questions prospects repeatedly ask. Gather genuine images, accurate contact information and evidence you have permission to publish. Designing around real content is more effective than filling a template with placeholders and discovering later that the pages do not answer customer questions.
Step 4 — register the domain in your name. Choose a name that is easy to say and type, confirm the registrant details, and make sure you can manage renewals and transfers. You can start with domain registration and then set up business email with your company name on the same domain. Never share passwords or transfer codes in public conversations.
Step 5 — compare web design companies by deliverables. Open live portfolio links on a phone, and check whether the proposal lists pages, languages, content, content management, revisions and support. Review Namra Tech's public projects and verified reviews as examples of evidence to request. A lower price is not equivalent if it excludes content, technical foundations or administrative access.
How much does web design cost in Egypt? Namra Tech's brochure websites start from EGP 5,500, professional company websites from EGP 9,500, and corporate websites from EGP 18,000. A brochure website usually takes 7–14 days after content and scope approval. Page count, languages, features and integrations change both price and timing, so the proposal should identify included work and possible additional costs.
Step 6 — review the design on a phone first. Read a service page, find the contact action and submit the form from your own device. Check typography, page loading, images, and both Arabic and English direction if the site is bilingual. Test the complete visitor journey rather than approving only the visual appearance.
Step 7 — check the SEO foundations before launch. Every page needs a unique title and description, logical headings, understandable links, image alternative text, and correct sitemap, canonical and language annotations. These technical foundations do not guarantee a ranking. Competitive visibility also requires useful content, external trust signals and ongoing measurement. See our website design cost guide for the budget factors.
At handover, test forms, WhatsApp, links and language versions, and confirm the agreed domain, hosting, content-management and analytics access. Request training on content updates and clarify the support channel. After launch, review pages, search queries and conversions, then improve the site using customer questions and real data.
If you want the project handled from planning through launch, start on Namra Tech's web design Egypt page. Send your business type, services, page count and required languages to receive a clear scope and quote before development begins.