UX and interface design
Short user journeys and clear Arabic interfaces, tested as interactive prototypes before any code is written.
iOS and Android apps for organizations — from idea and design to store release and post-launch support, with native Arabic interfaces.
Many entities offer good services, but reaching them means a website that isn’t built for mobile, or a translated app whose interface doesn’t suit Arabic readers. So people call instead of using the app, and the digital channel stays a number in reports rather than a tool in people’s hands.
The harder part comes after launch: an app released and then abandoned, broken by the first OS update, with no one left to maintain it.
Short user journeys and clear Arabic interfaces, tested as interactive prototypes before any code is written.
A single codebase for both platforms — faster to build and easier to update.
The app connects to your existing systems through APIs, so it shows live data, not separate copies.
Users are notified of every change in their request’s status, without having to ask.
Secure sign-in, permissions by user type, and data protected in transit and at rest.
We prepare store requirements and follow the review through to release, then keep the updates coming.
A typical user journey: sign in, submit a request, track its status, and get an instant notification on approval.
Illustrative interface — sample data only.
Define the users, the key services and the success metrics before design begins.
User journeys, interfaces and an interactive prototype signed off before development.
Phased development, tested across different devices and screen sizes.
Set up accounts and requirements, and follow the review through to approval.
Performance monitoring, bug fixes, compatibility updates and new features.
An app people use every day, not one launched and forgotten.
Holds Digital Government Authority (DGA) technical classification in app developmentYes. We build the app on a single codebase that runs on both platforms, following each store's guidelines.
The accounts are registered in your entity's name and remain yours. We prepare the technical requirements and manage the review process through to release on your behalf.
Under the post-launch agreement, we track compatibility with new iOS and Android versions and ship the necessary updates before the service breaks.
Yes, through APIs. The app shows data from your systems directly and sends data back to them — no separate copy that needs syncing.
We start by identifying the most-requested services and design each journey in as few steps as possible. We test the prototype before development, then measure usage after launch and improve based on the results.
Yes. We design the Arabic interface first, right-to-left, and add English when needed — without either language compromising the other.
Send us your app idea and the services you want to offer, and we’ll come back with an initial assessment of scope and timeline — no commitment.
Or email us directly — Info@hexture.net