01
Above-the-fold messaging match
We assess whether the first screen a visitor sees — in their language, with their intent — directly mirrors the ad that brought them there. Language-specific mismatches between Arabic and English page variants are a specific audit point.
02
CTA hierarchy and placement
We map all conversion points on the page — form, WhatsApp button, phone number, callback request — and assess whether the primary path is obvious, visible, and designed for the device the visitor is using. In the UAE, where mobile is the dominant device for paid traffic, CTA placement on mobile is often more critical than on desktop.
03
Trust signal placement and relevance
We audit the format, specificity, and scroll-position of every trust signal on the page. For UAE audiences, we assess whether the proof elements — client names, certifications, case study formats — are appropriate for the language and cultural context of the audience segment being targeted.
04
Form UX and field count
We review field count, label language, mobile keyboard behaviour, and error states. We identify the minimum viable field set for your conversion goal and flag any fields that are creating unnecessary resistance at the point of conversion.
05
Social proof relevance and specificity
We assess whether your testimonials, case studies, and client references contain the specificity needed to move a UAE buyer — outcomes with numbers, named organisations where possible, context that makes the result feel applicable and real.
06
Page speed and Core Web Vitals
We test your pages for performance on both desktop and mobile, including on typical UAE mobile network conditions. Core Web Vitals failures cost both rankings and conversions — we identify which metrics are failing and what's causing them.
07
Mobile layout integrity
We test on multiple screen sizes and platforms with attention to CTA visibility, language-specific layout requirements (Arabic RTL layout on mobile is a specific test point), tap-target sizing, and layout stability. Mobile layout issues are a primary conversion leak in UAE paid traffic.
08
Thank-you page and follow-up sequence
We audit what happens after a visitor submits a form or initiates WhatsApp contact. A missing confirmation experience, an automated response in the wrong language, or a gap in the follow-up sequence between submission and human contact are all addressable friction points that compound the conversion loss.