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Website Design & Development / Qatar

A bilingual roadside-assistance website built for urgent decisions.

RSA+ needed a digital experience that could explain its coverage and membership model without slowing down a driver who may already need help.

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Client
RSA+
Industry
Roadside assistance
Duration
Bilingual website build
Services
UX structure, responsive WordPress development, Arabic/English implementation, service and membership pages, contact journeys, technical SEO, performance and accessibility QA

THE CHALLENGE

Explain service coverage while keeping urgent actions visible

RSA+ needed to explain towing, tyre assistance, battery jump-start, emergency fuel delivery and selected membership benefits while keeping call and WhatsApp actions easy to reach.

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

  • Clarify roadside-assistance services and coverage
  • Make annual membership options easier to compare
  • Keep urgent contact actions visible across mobile and desktop

THE STRATEGY

A bilingual service journey for fast decisions

We structured the Arabic and English experience around service-led navigation, membership comparison, direct contact and reusable WordPress sections.

01

Lead with urgent context

Keep assistance actions and core service explanations close to the first decision points.

02

Separate services from memberships

Let drivers understand emergency services while also comparing annual membership options, including plans presented from QAR 99/year on the live website.

03

Make the content editable

Build reusable WordPress sections so bilingual service and membership content can keep evolving.

SOURCE-REPORTED RESULTS

What did the project deck report?

Verified outcomeA clearer digital service journey brings urgent help, membership information and bilingual content into one responsive experience.

Outcome language is limited to the delivered website experience and visible service structure. No campaign, sales or conversion performance is attributed to this project.

FROM THE SOURCE FILES

Website experience and service structure

This case uses the supplied website artwork and live project link as experience evidence. It does not claim increased calls, revenue, memberships or conversion rate.

RSA+ Qatar website shown in a browser frame with roadside-assistance service content
This case uses the supplied website artwork and live project link as experience evidence. It does not claim increased calls, revenue, memberships or conversion rate.

WHAT THIS SHOWS

A clearer digital service journey

A clearer digital service journey brings urgent help, membership information and bilingual content into one responsive experience.

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What does the RSA+ Qatar case study cover?

RSA+ needed a digital experience that could explain its coverage and membership model without slowing down a driver who may already need help.

Are the displayed results independently audited?

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