The name comes from the arcades of the old city.
In the old city of Nablus, a rawaq is a covered passage of stone arches where merchants line up and display the best of what they have. The customer walks under the arches, sees the goods arranged and lit, and knows from the front who stands behind it.
Rawaq builds your brand its digital rawaq: a fine place that shows your work and sells it, with the same care.
The third option.
Shops in Palestine sell on Instagram and WhatsApp today. When they want a website, they find ready templates that all look alike, or agencies that ask for a meeting before they mention a price. We wanted a third option: a studio that builds to a high standard, publishes its price and terms, and delivers in days. Rawaq works from Palestine with local brands.
Five principles we work by
A site is judged from the customer’s phone.
If your customer cannot order from their phone within a minute, the site has failed, whatever it looks like.
A published price is part of respect.
You know what you pay before you talk to us.
Your content is yours.
Photos, texts, products and customer data leave with you as files, at any time.
Fewer projects, more care.
We take on a limited number each month, because every site gets its own design.
We promise what we control.
We promise a site built to a high standard on published timelines. Sales depend on your product, your price and your marketing, and we do not claim otherwise.
Logo and colours
The logo is three pointed arches and a copper door, like the arcades of the old city. Stone, ink and copper are Rawaq’s colours, and you will see them on every page we build for ourselves.