Morocco · Casablanca · Marrakech · Rabat · Tangier · Agadir · Fes
Web design for businesses in Morocco
A Moroccan business rarely speaks to one audience. Customers at home read French or Arabic; buyers in Europe expect English or Spanish; visitors arrive from everywhere. We design websites that give each of them a version written for them — with Arabic laid out right to left, not mirrored by a plugin — and a next step that fits how people actually get in touch in Morocco: WhatsApp, a call, a quote request.
Selected work · Morocco
- SoussprodFresh produce export · Agadir, Morocco
An exporter of fresh fruit and vegetables from the Souss-Massa, selling to importers and distributors abroad. The site had to work as a catalogue, a credential and a quote desk — in three languages.
- ELLICafé & restaurant · Agadir Bay, Morocco
A café and restaurant at Agadir Bay, open from breakfast to cocktails. The site follows the day: morning, noon and night, with the full menu a tap away and a table one message away.
- The Story of MoroccoTours & travel · Morocco
Private tours of Morocco guided by people who live it, from the Sahara to the Atlantic coast and the Atlas. The site sells the journey before it sells the itinerary.
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French, Arabic, English, Spanish
Each language its own indexed version. Soussprod runs in three today, Arabic included.
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Built to sell abroad
Catalogues and quote requests for importers, itineraries and enquiries for travellers.
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Remote, anywhere in Morocco
We work from Marbella with clients in Agadir, and take on projects in Casablanca, Marrakech, Rabat or Tangier the same way: video calls, shared files, WhatsApp.
Questions
Do you have an office in Morocco?
No. Ophira is based in Marbella, Spain. Our Moroccan projects run remotely, in French, English or Spanish.
Can the site be in Arabic?
Yes. Soussprod is live in French, English and Arabic; the Arabic version is designed right to left, with its own typography.
Do you work outside Agadir?
Yes — the work is remote, so the city doesn’t change how a project runs. Our current Moroccan clients are in Agadir, and The Story of Morocco runs tours across the country.
How do customers get in touch through the site?
In Morocco, mostly by WhatsApp and phone, so both are one tap away on every page, alongside a form or quote request.
What should people stop for?