Case study · Building maintenance · 2026
Taabeer International
A company site where the motion system mattered as much as the copy. I checked every reveal and every drawn line in right-to-left before calling it done.

- Client
- Taabeer International
- Sector
- Building maintenance
- Year
- 2026
- What I did
- Design, Motion, Front end, Deployment
- Stack
Taabeer International maintains buildings. Its site had to do two things: make the company look as established as it is, and turn a visitor with a leaking roof into a service request without a phone call.
What was built. A bilingual company site, Arabic and English, with a service-request flow at the centre. A visitor picks the service, describes the problem, adds a location and contact details, and the request lands in the company's inbox through Resend, formatted so it can be actioned straight away. Around it, a design system of tokens, type and spacing, and a motion system of reveals and line draws that is used across every page.
Stack. Next.js 16 as a static export, Tailwind 4 with CSS tokens, GSAP for scroll-driven sections, motion for component transitions, Resend for email.
What was hard. Making motion feel deliberate in both reading directions. Every reveal and every drawn line was checked in right-to-left, and the whole site works with reduced motion on and with JavaScript off.
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