LANDING PAGES · DUBAI
I'm Emad Yahya — a Dubai web developer who builds campaign landing pages: single-goal, conversion-focused pages for Google and Meta campaigns, engineered to load fast and send every lead straight to your WhatsApp or CRM. One page, one message, one action — nothing on it that does not push toward the lead.
The proof is live: in 2026 alone I designed and shipped three client sites — THE GROE, an interactive 16,000-particle experience; LKYOOB, an editorial private-residences site; and UNHID, a cinematic developer brand site. All custom-designed in code, no templates. The pages that market my own work are built the same way — prerendered, bilingual English/Arabic, and fast — because I run my marketing on the exact discipline I sell.
A landing page is not a small website — it is the second half of your ad. When someone in Dubai clicks your Google ad or Instagram promotion, they arrive with one question and give the page a few seconds to answer it. Message match — the ad's promise repeated, then proven — is the difference between a lead and a bounce you paid for. When the page loads fast and answers exactly what the ad promised, the whole campaign works harder — and ad platforms have generally rewarded landing-page relevance in how they score and price ads, though only they know the current formula.
That is why I build campaign pages as standalone, single-purpose builds rather than pages bolted onto a website: a dedicated page per campaign, per offer, per audience. And because Dubai audiences are bilingual, so are the pages when you need them — proper English/Arabic versions with correct RTL layout, written by a native Arabic speaker, not machine-translated.
Template builders get a page live — that was never the hard part. The hard part is what happens after the click. A template ships a full toolkit of scripts your page never uses, looks like every other campaign in your industry, and treats the form as decoration instead of a pipeline. You pay for that in load time, in credibility, and in leads that quietly go nowhere.
A custom-coded landing page carries nothing it does not need. Every element earns its place, the design matches your ad instead of a theme, and the lead path — click, read, act, arrive in your WhatsApp — is engineered end to end by the same person who answers when you message. All three client sites I shipped in 2026 were designed this way, and THE GROE shows how far custom goes when the page itself has to be the proof: a 16,000-particle interactive experience no template could produce. The same discipline, applied at landing-page scale, is what makes a campaign page convert.
It depends on scope — a single-goal campaign page is the smallest project I take on, priced as a one-off build with no monthly fees after launch; bilingual versions and multiple campaign variants are scoped per page. Send me the campaign brief and you will have a fixed written quote within 24 hours, no obligation.
A campaign landing page is a 1–2 week build — that is a real delivery time from my client work, not a sales line. If your ads are already scheduled, tell me the launch date and I plan the build backwards from it.
If you are running ads to a single offer, a landing page — a website has many jobs and dilutes the one that matters mid-campaign. Most businesses eventually want both: a brand website as home base, and a dedicated landing page per campaign. I build both, and I will tell you honestly which one your situation needs first.
Yes — form submissions are delivered to your WhatsApp, your CRM, your email, or all three, and the delivery path is tested end to end before your campaign spends anything. In Dubai, the speed from form to WhatsApp reply is half the conversion.
That is exactly what it is built for: message match with your ad creative, fast load on mobile, and conversion events wired for Google Ads and Meta Pixel so the platforms can optimise toward actual leads — and so you see cost per lead, not just clicks.
Yes — I am a native Arabic speaker and build bilingual English/Arabic campaign pages with proper RTL layout. The Arabic is written for the audience, not machine-translated, which matters most on a page whose whole job is persuasion.
Yes — pages are built A/B-ready, with headlines, offers and calls to action structured as swappable variants. Honest advice: test one thing at a time and let real traffic decide. And whatever we test, you own the results — the page, the domain, the analytics and every lead are registered to you.
Emad Yahya — portfolio · emaadyahya4@gmail.com · WhatsApp +971 566 392 647