A bilingual Webflow website for Naqlah, a Riyadh-based Odoo Gold Partner, built to turn a broad, technical ERP offering into a clear path from first visit to a booked consultation — in Arabic and English.

The complete page, top to bottom.

Naqlah's offering spans the full Odoo suite — implementation, custom development, migration, support — across every business function. That depth wins in the room, but on a website it is a liability: without a clear structure a serious buyer struggles to see what applies to them, and a specialist partner ends up looking like everyone else.
Designed and built a 76-page bilingual site on Webflow, with 15 CMS collections powering solutions, Odoo modules, the team and insights. Full right-to-left Arabic alongside English, a consistent Book a consultation path on every page, and an editing system Naqlah's own team can extend as the practice grows.
Naqlah now presents a complex practice the way buyers actually evaluate it — by business function and by module, in the language they prefer — and the team can publish new modules, solutions and insights themselves without a developer.
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