Website design and build for Yalla 4 Egypt

The job was a defined one: a website for Yalla 4 Egypt on the company's own domain, live and open to any visitor.

Every website project here starts from the same questions before a line of code is written:

• The design starts at the phone screen and widens out to the bigger ones, not the other way round.
• The content has to sit in a clear set of pages, so a visitor reaches what they came for without hunting.
• Pages have to open quickly on a mobile connection, not only on an office line.
• Domain and hosting have to be set up properly, so the site keeps running after handover.

We ran the job in the order we run any web project:

1. Structure: pages, their order and the navigation between them, agreed before any design work.
2. Design: an interface built from the phone screen upwards, kept plain so the content leads.
3. Build: the pages themselves, with images prepared at sensible sizes so they load light.
4. Launch: pointing yalla4egypt.com at the hosting, then checking the site across browsers and screen sizes before handover.

We delivered the site published and running on the client's own domain, yalla4egypt.com, with a clear page structure and a design that worked on mobile as well as desktop.

• An agreed page structure, built.
• A responsive design, working at handover.
• The site deployed and published on the client's own domain.

Note: the domain itself is no longer active and now shows a registrar's 'for sale' page. Renewing a domain is the client's call, not part of the build.