Services · Website development · Childcare websites
Codeeo handles childcare website development in Dubai for nurseries and early childhood centres that want more of the right families to call, message or request a tour. We plan the pages parents compare before they shortlist, such as curriculum, age groups, daily routine, meals, team and branch details, and we build them on a CMS your own staff can update. Local search, Arabic and English content, fast mobile pages and careful handling of children's images are part of the build from the first workshop.
Parents in Dubai often compare several nurseries in one evening on their phone. The site that answers their real questions clearly, shows how children are kept safe and makes the next step obvious is the one that gets the call. Everything else on the site, from the photos to the menu, exists to support that decision.
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What the website includes
A nursery website is read by anxious, well informed parents. A family moving from London to Jumeirah Village Circle wants to know whether you follow the EYFS, how big the baby room is, what happens at lunch and who exactly will look after their child. An Emirati family in Al Mizhar may want the same answers in Arabic and details of Arabic language exposure during the day. The site also has a regulatory side: Executive Council Resolution No. 35 of 2020 says an early childhood centre may not advertise its services without first obtaining KHDA approval, so the website and every campaign page built from it should go through your approval process before it is published. These are the parts we plan for a custom childcare website development Dubai project, ordered by how strongly they influence a parent's decision to get in touch.
Separate pages for each age group, curriculum and approach, daily routine, meals and nutrition, facilities, team, admissions and fees information, and policies. Each page answers one question well instead of one long About page trying to answer everything, which also gives search engines clear pages to rank.
Parents find answers in two taps rather than calling to ask.
One page per branch with its address, Makani number where you use one, map, opening hours, age groups offered, parking and drop off notes, and photos of that building. Groups with sites in Dubai Hills and Mirdif can show genuinely different details instead of copying one page and changing the name.
Each branch can rank in its own neighbourhood.
A short tour request form, a click to call button and a WhatsApp Business link appear on every key page, with the enquiry routed to the right branch. The form asks only for the parent's contact details, the child's age group and a preferred start date, nothing more at this stage.
More enquiries, each one landing with the right person.
A CMS with drafts, scheduled publishing and an approval step, so a page or campaign landing page can wait for internal sign off and KHDA approval before it goes live. Room leads can draft news and events, and only named managers can publish. Every change is logged with a date and a name.
Your team updates the site without risking unapproved advertising.
Photos of children are tagged with the consent status your enrolment forms recorded, and the CMS blocks publishing an image without it. We plan photography with you so many shots show hands, activities and spaces rather than faces. File names and alt text never carry a child's name, and image location data is stripped on upload.
Real nursery life on the site, without exposing any child.
Titles, headings and copy written for the searches parents in Dubai really make, ChildCare and Preschool structured data for each branch, consistent name, address and phone details, and a Google Business Profile plan per location. Technical SEO covers sitemaps, canonical tags, hreflang for Arabic and English and clean URLs.
Your nursery appears when a parent searches near home or work.
Both languages are planned from the sitemap stage, with right to left layouts designed properly and Arabic copy written by a native speaker rather than machine translated. Centres serving Russian, French or other communities can add further languages to key pages without rebuilding the site.
Every family reads the site in the language they are most comfortable with.
A clear home for your safeguarding statement, privacy notice, health and illness policy, collection rules and term dates, written in plain language and kept current from the CMS. Parents comparing centres read these pages closely, and a nursery that publishes them openly signals that its procedures are real rather than a folder in the office.
Families see how you keep children safe before they ask.
A careers section with roles, the qualifications you require and an application form that stores CVs securely and deletes them after the period your privacy notice states. It explains your vetting steps up front, which deters unsuitable applicants and shows parents that safeguarding starts with hiring.
Better qualified applicants and fewer CVs sitting in an inbox.
Pages are built to pass Core Web Vitals on mid range phones, meet WCAG 2.2 AA for contrast, keyboard use and screen readers, and load analytics only after consent. Hosting, SSL, backups, security updates and form spam protection are set up before launch and kept current.
A fast, accessible site that respects visitor privacy.
Who this is for
Most of the centres we speak to already have a website. The problem is that it was built by a franchise, a relative or a template, and it no longer reflects the nursery, ranks for nothing or cannot be edited without paying someone. Others are opening a new centre and need a site ready for the day their permit allows them to advertise. These four situations cover most of what we build, and each one leads to a different first release, a different page list and a different launch plan.
You have a building, a curriculum and a permit in progress, but no families yet. We build a site that can start as a short holding page and grow into the full structure, with a register of interest form, a founding team page and tour requests ready for when you are approved to advertise. Content is drafted early so KHDA approval of advertising does not hold up launch day.
Opening dates often move; the site is planned so it can launch in stages.
Families still find you through word of mouth, but the website shows old photos, the wrong age groups and a contact form that nobody checks. We audit what you have, keep the pages and links that already rank, rewrite the rest with your managers and redirect every old URL so you keep the search visibility the old site earned.
Each new branch needs its own page, its own Google Business Profile and its own enquiry routing, while the group brand stays consistent. We build a shared design system and CMS where head office controls brand pages and policies, and each branch manager edits their own news, events and team page within set limits.
Branch managers edit within limits; brand, policies and fee information stay with head office.
Some Dubai schools run nursery or early years classes and want a dedicated section that speaks to parents of younger children without getting lost in the main school site. We plan a clear early years area with its own navigation, routine and admissions content, connected to the school's existing admissions and CRM process.
Schools often have separate approval rules; we work within your existing process.
How we work together
Most centres choose a fixed scope project for the new website, followed by a monthly care plan that covers updates, security, search reporting and small changes. Nursery groups adding branches often keep a retainer so each new location gets its page, profile and enquiry routing quickly. As a childcare web development company Dubai nurseries can meet face to face, we run workshops and reviews in person at your centre. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews.
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 often use WordPress for centres that want familiar editing, or Next.js with a headless CMS for groups that need more speed and control. The choice depends on who will edit the site and how many branches it must serve. Hosting can sit in a UAE data centre where your privacy policy or group rules call for local storage.
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We start with a workshop at your nursery to understand your curriculum, branches and parents, then plan the page list and search targets. Design and copy are produced together in English and Arabic, the site is built on a CMS your staff can use, and old pages are redirected. Before launch we test forms, speed and accessibility, and afterwards we train your team to keep it current. Most of the effort goes into content, because that is what parents read.
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