Start right-to-left from day one
Layouts, navigation, icons and animations all need to mirror for Arabic. Planning this from the first screen avoids costly redesigns later and makes the app feel natural to Arabic speakers.
Typography matters
Arabic and Latin scripts have different heights and rhythms. Choosing typefaces that pair well, and giving Arabic text enough space, makes the whole app easier to read.
Numbers, dates and currencies
Users expect local formats, from Hijri dates to dirham and riyal amounts. Getting these details right builds trust immediately.
Test with real users
Nothing replaces testing with people in your market. Small changes in wording and flow make a big difference to how an app is received.
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