Altruvex.com — how we built our own site on Next.js

The client

Altruvex’s own website: the first place a prospective client checks how we build, in Arabic and in English.

The problem

In a market where studios compete on price, the site had to show technical quality through what a visitor can open and test, without borrowing credibility it had not yet earned.

What we built

We built the site on a custom Next.js stack, with right-to-left layout designed in from the start and a public estimator that shows scope and a cost range before the first conversation.

Decisions and why

1. 01

   Arabic designed in, not translated on top

   Every page exists in both languages, and the layout is written in logical directions, so the Arabic version mirrors as a whole instead of only swapping its words.

2. 02

   Every price read from one schema

   The pricing page, the estimator and our internal system read the same pricing schema, so a figure cannot say one thing on one page and another elsewhere.

3. 03

   The estimate is public

   A visitor sees scope and a cost range before getting in touch, so the first conversation starts from numbers both sides have already seen.

Outcome

The site you are reading: both languages live, and a public estimator, so scope and cost are visible before anyone gets in touch.