EnglishWhere we work
Twelve markets we take engagements in, and what changes technically in each one. Every page is written about that country - not a template with the name swapped.
North America
Europe
United Kingdom
UK GDPR and PECR have drifted from the EU rules. Consent, not copy, is where it shows.
Germany
The BFSG turned accessibility into a shipping requirement. German compound words break the layout first.
Spain
The AEPD reads consent strictly, and Spanish copy overflows components sized for English.
Netherlands
Payment and government login both redirect away and come back cold. The accessibility statement is filed publicly.
Gulf
United Arab Emirates
Arabic is not a translation layer. RTL changes layout, icons and bidirectional text handling.
Saudi Arabia
Residency rules and ZATCA e-invoicing decide the architecture before any product code is written.
Kuwait
CITRA's cloud rules give the hosting decision a regulator-shaped answer. Decide it first.
Qatar
Qatar legislated early, and the QFC runs its own regime. Which applies depends on your entity.
Bahrain
AWS's first Middle East region is here, yet plenty of Bahraini sites are still served from Europe.
Why a page per country at all
Because the build is genuinely different. A German e-commerce site carries accessibility obligations a US one does not. A Quebec site has a language requirement written into provincial law. A Saudi platform has an e-invoicing integration and a data residency question before a line of product code is written.
None of that is marketing copy. Each one changes the architecture - where you deploy, how consent gates your third-party scripts, whether your i18n routing is a nice-to-have or a legal requirement.
We work remotely from Ankara across all twelve, which is how the work is best delivered anyway: read the application, measure it, and hand back something written. What you get is a team that has shipped into these constraints and can tell you which ones will cost you time.
Engagements run in English everywhere, including the markets where this site is published in the local language.
Tell us what you are building.
Send the repo, the Lighthouse report, or just the problem. You will get a real engineering answer, not a sales sequence.