Quick Start

Create a 3840x2160px (4K) canvas in your design software. Apply this formula:

1. Bold Arabic/English bilingual headline (top 1/3)
2. High-contrast product image (center)
3. Clean geometric patterns inspired by Islamic art (background)
4. Brand colors + gold/copper accents
5. Clear CTA in both languages (bottom right)

Workflow

Progress:

• Analyze target audience (UAE, Saudi, Kuwait demographics)
• Gather brand assets (logos, fonts, color palette)
• Research local cultural preferences and taboos
• Define primary message in Arabic and English

Progress:

• Set up 4K canvas (3840x2160px, 300 DPI)
• Create visual hierarchy: headline → product → CTA
• Apply Arabic typography (right-to-left reading flow)
• Add geometric patterns or gradients
• Test readability at various sizes
• Export in multiple formats (PNG, JPEG, PDF)

Examples

Example 1: Electronics Sale Input: "50% off smartphones, targeting young professionals" Output: Split layout with Arabic headline "خصم ٥٠٪" (right), English "50% OFF" (left), sleek phone mockup center, gradient background with geometric overlay, gold accent colors

Example 2: Ramadan Campaign Input: "Restaurant promotion during holy month" Output: Crescent moon pattern background, warm amber/gold palette, Arabic calligraphy-style header, family dining image, respectful Islamic geometric borders

Example 3: Real Estate Input: "Luxury apartment complex launch" Output: High-rise building photography, bilingual text overlay, premium serif fonts, marble texture background, sophisticated navy/gold scheme

Best Practices

• Typography: Use Arabic fonts like Almarai or Tajawal. Ensure proper Arabic text direction (RTL)
• Colors: Gold, copper, deep blues work well. Avoid overly bright or neon colors
• Cultural Elements: Incorporate subtle geometric patterns, avoid imagery conflicting with local customs
• Resolution: Always work at 300 DPI for print, maintain 4K for digital displays
• Text Hierarchy: Arabic headline should be visually equivalent to English, not smaller
• White Space: GCC audiences prefer clean, uncluttered designs over busy layouts

Common Pitfalls

• Don't use left-aligned Arabic text
• Avoid mixing too many font families (max 2-3)
• Don't ignore local holidays and cultural events in timing
• Never compromise image quality for smaller file sizes
• Don't use stock photos that look obviously Western/non-regional
• Avoid overly complex layouts that don't translate well to mobile viewing
• Don't forget to check color reproduction on both digital and print outputs