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Education website development Riyadh schools and colleges can rely on is what we deliver: Arabic first websites for private and international schools, university faculties, training institutes and corporate academies across the capital. Each site is planned around the questions parents and students actually bring, such as which campus is nearest, which curriculum is taught, how admissions work and when the next open day runs, so your admissions office spends its time on families who are ready to apply.
Our team in Riyadh can meet you on campus during discovery, walk through how enquiries reach you today and review the current site with the people who answer the phones. The website we build is yours, edited by your own staff in Arabic and English.
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What the website includes
Riyadh is a city of long drives. A family moving from Al Malqa to Al Narjis, or arriving on a posting to the Diplomatic Quarter, will shortlist schools on distance, curriculum and section before they ever visit. Most school websites we review hide that information behind a welcome message and a photo gallery. We start instead from the decisions a parent, a sixth form student or a working adult has to make, and build the pages that let them make those decisions quickly. The admissions office then receives enquiries that already name the campus, the grade and the intended start date. Good education website design Riyadh families respond to is less about decoration and more about clear structure, honest detail and a short path to the person who can help. Everything below is managed from a content system your communications and admissions staff can use without a developer. Where a section depends on another system, we say so plainly in the scope.
Each campus gets its own page with its district, the grades and sections it serves, transport notes and a map. A family types their neighbourhood and sees which campus suits them, rather than reading one combined page that mixes every branch together.
Families shortlist the right campus without phoning reception.
A short form asks for the grade, campus, nationality group and intended start term, then routes the enquiry to the admissions officer for that campus. Tour requests show the days your team actually runs visits, and confirmations go out by email and WhatsApp.
Every enquiry lands with a named officer and the details they need.
Where your school runs separate sections or separate campuses, the site presents each one with its own staff contacts, timings, activities and imagery, so parents see exactly what applies to their child. Section heads can update their own pages.
No confusion between sections at the first contact.
Clear pages for the national curriculum, British, American, IB or other programmes you offer, with what each stage covers and how pupils progress. University and institute sites get programme pages with entry requirements, study mode and intake periods. Each pathway page links straight to the matching admissions form.
Parents compare pathways on facts, not brochures.
Fee schedules, uniform lists, calendars, safeguarding and child protection policies, and Ministry of Education notices kept in one searchable library, each with a version date so outdated PDFs stop circulating on parent groups. Admins see which files are downloaded most.
One current version of every document families need.
A careers section with open roles, campus, subject and the documents candidates must hold, including the professional teaching licence now required in Saudi private schools. Applications go to your HR inbox or applicant tracking system.
Better qualified applicants and fewer incomplete files.
An events calendar for open days, graduation, parent sessions and Saudi National Day activities, with registration where you need numbers, and news stories your team can publish in Arabic and English from the same screen. Past events stay archived for families researching the school's culture.
The school looks active and families know when to visit.
Technical SEO, local landing pages for the districts you serve, Google Business Profile alignment for each campus, and EducationalOrganization structured data, so the right campus appears when a parent searches in Arabic or English.
Each campus is found by families who live near it.
Forms collect only what admissions needs, explain why, and record consent in line with the Personal Data Protection Law overseen by SDAIA. Information about children is never used for marketing without a guardian's agreement.
Enquiry data your compliance lead can stand behind.
Pages are built to load quickly on mobile data, with compressed campus photography, Arabic web fonts that do not block rendering, and layouts checked against WCAG 2.2 so parents using screen readers or larger text can still complete an enquiry.
A site that works for every parent on every phone.
Who this is for
Education providers in the capital have very different audiences. An international school talks to relocating diplomats and executives; a Saudi private school group talks to local families comparing several campuses; a university faculty talks to applicants, researchers and employers. As an education web development company Riyadh providers can meet face to face, we shape the site around the audience you actually serve, not a generic school template. Below are the four situations we meet most often in the capital, and how the website changes for each.
Families often research from abroad months before a posting begins. The site needs clear English content, an Arabic version for Saudi applicants where eligible, entry requirements by age, waiting list information and a way to book a virtual tour across time zones. We also build a section explaining the documents needed for enrolment so the admissions team stops repeating the same email. Pages explaining school transport and the districts each route covers help families decide where to rent before they arrive.
Built for parents who are still overseas.
Group sites must balance one brand with very different branches. We give each campus its own pages, contacts and search presence, while the group controls the shared content: values, curriculum, policies and leadership. Central communications can publish to every campus at once, and campus staff can only edit their own pages. Reporting shows enquiries by campus, so leadership can see which branches need more attention during admissions season.
One brand, many campuses, clear permissions.
Departments at the large Riyadh universities often sit inside a central site they cannot change quickly. We build faculty microsites or programme sections that follow the university's identity, publish research groups, staff profiles and seminar listings, and give prospective postgraduates a clear route to the right coordinator. Bilingual staff profiles and research news help international collaborators and sponsors understand the faculty's work.
Works within your institution's brand rules.
Academies serving employers around King Abdullah Financial District and the business districts need course schedules, delivery modes, corporate enquiry forms for group places and pages that show the accreditation each programme carries. We keep the site focused on enquiries from training managers rather than individual sign ups. Course pages can be duplicated quickly when a new cohort or venue is added, without asking a developer.
Lead generation for business to business training.
How we work together
Most schools commission a fixed scope rebuild, timed so the new site is live before the main admissions window opens. Some keep us on a monthly retainer for content, campaign landing pages and SEO through the year. School groups planning several sites, or a university running a longer programme of faculty sites, sometimes take a dedicated team that stays with them. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, with a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi. Whichever route you choose, the scope, the people involved and the review points are written down before work starts.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
We choose the content system and stack around who will edit the site, the systems it must connect to and where it should be hosted. WordPress and headless options with Next.js are common choices for school and university sites. Hosting can sit inside the Kingdom when your data policy requires it, and we document the setup so your IT team can manage it without us.
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Campus pages, admissions enquiries, curriculum content and a document library, managed by your staff.
A typical school site covers each campus and section, the curriculum by stage, admissions steps and requirements, a tour booking form, policies and calendars, news and events, and recruitment. We connect the forms to whatever your admissions team uses, whether that is a CRM, the school information system or a shared inbox, and we train your staff to keep everything current. For a school group, the same structure repeats per campus with shared content managed centrally.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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