Services · Website development · Perfume websites
Codeeo handles perfume website development Dubai houses rely on to explain a fragrance in words: oud and attar makers, niche boutiques, private label producers, distributors and new founders launching their first collection. We build the brand site, the fragrance library, the boutique finder, the wholesale and gifting enquiry routes and the Arabic and English content behind them, so a visitor who heard about you in a mall or on social media can find the scent, understand it and contact you.
This page is about the website as your brand home and enquiry engine. If you also want to take card payments for bottles online, that is a separate store build we can scope alongside it, but many perfume houses start with a site that sells the story first. Either way, the brand site is where fragrance searches in Dubai should end.
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What the website includes
Fragrance is the hardest product to sell through a screen. Nobody can smell your oud through a phone, so the website has to do the work with structure: notes, families, concentration, longevity, occasion and the story of the ingredients. Good perfume website design in Dubai also has to respect two reading directions, a customer base that moves between Arabic and English in one visit, and shoppers who will check your site while standing in a mall corridor. The parts below are the ones we plan for most fragrance brands. Your own list will depend on whether you sell mainly through boutiques, through wholesale or through gifting and corporate orders, and we confirm it with you in discovery before any page is designed.
One page per fragrance with top, heart and base notes, olfactory family, concentration, bottle sizes and a written description of how it wears in the heat. Pages are built from structured fields, so your team adds a new launch by filling a form rather than designing a page.
Every scent described the same clear way, ready for search engines and for customers.
Browse by oud, amber, musk, rose, citrus or leather, by occasion such as office, evening or wedding, and by strength. Visitors who know only what they like can narrow a large range to a few candidates.
Large ranges become easy to explore without a sales assistant.
Both languages planned in the CMS, with right to left layouts, Arabic typography that suits a luxury brand and translated note names checked by a native writer rather than a machine.
Arabic speaking buyers read a site that feels written for them.
Your Dubai Mall, Mall of the Emirates, Deira or Ibn Battuta counters, plus stockists across the emirates and the GCC, shown on a map with opening hours, phone numbers and directions.
Online interest turns into footfall at the counter.
Separate routes for retailers, hotels, corporate gifting buyers and brands wanting their own label, each with the questions your sales team needs, such as volumes, bottle type, markets and timelines.
Trade leads arrive qualified and go to the right person.
Click to chat buttons on every fragrance page that pass the product name into the message, so your boutique staff know which scent the customer is asking about before they reply.
Conversations start with context instead of a blank hello.
Editorial pages for Ramadan, Eid, weddings, National Day and corporate gifting, written to rank and linked to the fragrances and gift boxes that suit each moment.
Seasonal searches land on pages that answer them.
Pages on agarwood sourcing, ageing, distillation and the people behind your house, laid out with photography and short sections that hold attention on a phone.
The brand earns trust that justifies its position on the shelf.
Clean URLs in both languages, hreflang, Product and Organization structured data, local business markup for each boutique and fast image delivery for heavy bottle photography.
Google understands each fragrance and each boutique.
A cookie banner that respects UAE PDPL expectations, GA4 and search console set up under your accounts, form spam protection, daily backups and managed updates, so the marketing data you rely on is collected properly and the site stays safe through busy gifting seasons.
Clean data and a site that stays online when Ramadan traffic peaks.
Who this is for
Dubai is home to very different perfume businesses: long established oud traders near the Deira souks, designer and niche boutiques in the big malls, contract manufacturers in the industrial areas and founders who started on Instagram. Each needs a different website. As a perfume web development company in Dubai, we start by asking who the site must persuade, because a wholesale buyer from abroad and a shopper choosing a wedding gift want very different pages.
You have counters, loyal customers and decades of craft, but the website is a logo, a phone number and a few product shots. We build a fragrance library that captures what your staff say at the counter, a boutique finder for every branch and Arabic first content for your core buyers. Your story gets the space it deserves, written in your voice rather than generic luxury copy. Branch pages also carry opening hours that change during Ramadan, which your team edits once and the whole site updates.
We interview your senior staff to capture how they describe each scent.
You represent several international houses and need a site that presents each brand fairly, respects their guidelines and still points buyers to your own boutiques. We structure the site by house and by family, with brand pages your team can update when a new collection lands, and enquiry routes for retailers who want to stock what you distribute. Where a house supplies approved imagery and copy, we load it as it is and keep your own commentary clearly separate.
Your customers are businesses, from hotels wanting a signature scent to entrepreneurs launching a brand. They need to see capabilities, minimum quantities, bottle and packaging options and the process from brief to filled stock. We build the case for your facility and a detailed enquiry form, so first calls focus on the project instead of basic questions. Pages for buyers outside the UAE explain export support and the documents you can provide, without promising what each destination market requires.
Product registration questions are answered in plain language, with your compliance team approving the wording.
You have a small range, a strong idea and a launch date. A custom perfume website development project for a new brand keeps the scope tight: a home page that sets the mood, pages for each fragrance, a press and stockist page and a sign up list for launch news. It grows as the range does. We also set up the analytics that show which scent pages attract attention, which helps when you decide the second release.
How we work together
Most perfume houses start with a fixed scope project covering design, build and content loading for the current range. After launch, a monthly plan keeps hosting, security, new fragrance pages and seasonal campaigns moving. Groups with several brands or a distributor portfolio sometimes keep a small dedicated team for a longer programme. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, has a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. Content writing in both languages can be included in any of the three, or handled by your own agency with us loading and checking it.
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
WordPress or a headless CMS with a Next.js front end, depending on how large the range is and how often it changes. Image delivery is tuned for large bottle photography, and forms connect to the CRM or WhatsApp Business account your sales team already uses.
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It depends mostly on the size of the range and how ready the content is.
A founder with eight fragrances and finished photography moves much faster than a house with two hundred scents and descriptions that exist only in staff memory. The language plan matters too, because Arabic content written properly takes its own time. We set the timetable in discovery after seeing your range and content, and we write it down before design starts so marketing launches can be planned against it. If you need the site live for a launch event in Dubai, we work back from that date and agree which pages are essential for day one.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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