● Accounting & audit · 2025

Arab Auditors

A bilingual interface for a Saudi audit firm that has to feel as certified as it is

Client
Arab Auditors
Discipline
UX/UI Design
Sector
Accounting & audit
Year
2025

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Arab Auditors · A bilingual interface for a Saudi audit firm that has to feel as certified as it is

Overview

An audit firm sells trust before it sells a service, so the interface had to look like the firm sounds: precise, calm, institutional. My role was the design: structure, screens and the bilingual system; the client’s team handled the build on their own platform. Arabic is the primary language, so every layout was designed right-to-left first and then mirrored for English rather than the other way round, which is where most bilingual sites go wrong.

Services

  • UX structure
  • UI design
  • Bilingual RTL / LTR layout system
  • Content hierarchy
  • Developer handoff

Stack

Figma · RTL-first layout · Design handoff

AR / EN

Languages

7

Specialised services

5

Pages per language

2025

Delivered

01

Credentials up front

SOCPA and ZATCA accreditation sit in the hero line, not the footer, because for this audience it is the first question. Navy for authority, one teal for action, and a single request-a-consultation CTA that repeats on every page.

Arab Auditors · Credentials up front

02

Seven services, one card

External audit, internal audit, zakat and tax, financial advisory, bankruptcy and restructuring, forensic accounting, GRC, each in the same card anatomy so a visitor scans the whole offer in one pass and lands on the right one.

Arab Auditors · Seven services, one card

03

People, then partners

A leadership section with names, roles and years of experience, followed by client logos and testimonials. In a trust-driven sector the faces do more work than any paragraph, so they come before the pitch.

Arab Auditors · People, then partners
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