Websites and digital products
Planning, interface design and development for business websites, ecommerce requirements and web-based services.
About Web Landscape
We plan and deliver websites, search optimisation, digital marketing and design for UK organisations, with bilingual delivery available when a project needs English and Arabic.
The company story
Web Landscape was founded in London in 2023 to bring business thinking, design, development and marketing into one practical delivery process.
English work is shaped for UK organisations. Arabic delivery starts with the needs of businesses in Syria and can be adapted for projects serving Gulf audiences.

Founder
Founder & CEO
Ahmad founded Web Landscape in London in 2023 after working across enterprise technology and business operations. He leads the company’s direction, client relationships and project delivery, bringing design, development and marketing specialists together around a clear brief. He also founded Tajerly, the ecommerce platform developed by Web Landscape. His approach begins with understanding how a business works, defining useful deliverables and building digital services that people can use.
Projects are shaped around the work a business actually needs, with responsibilities and deliverables agreed before production begins.
Planning, interface design and development for business websites, ecommerce requirements and web-based services.
Technical and on-page SEO, content planning and local search work, reviewed against agreed measures rather than ranking promises.
Digital campaigns, social content, brand assets, motion and video work scoped for the channels where they will be used.
A project does not need every discipline. It needs the right responsibilities, owners and review points for its scope.
Clarifies the audience, message, information and action each page or campaign needs.
Turns the agreed structure into interfaces, brand assets and visual systems suited to their channels.
Builds, integrates and tests the technical experience against the agreed requirements.
Plans discoverability, campaigns and measurement without promising rankings or customer behaviour.
A practical workflow keeps decisions visible and prevents a brief from turning into an open-ended list of assumptions.
We establish the audience, current problem, required content and technical constraints.
Deliverables, dependencies, review points and timing are set out for the selected service.
Work is produced in stages so feedback can be applied before final delivery.
We complete the agreed handover or support period and review the measures appropriate to the work.
Web Landscape organises work by discipline and scope. At the start of each project, we agree which design, development, content or marketing input is needed, who is responsible for each deliverable, and who will be the main point of contact throughout review and delivery.
The point of contact is agreed at the start, alongside who reviews each deliverable and who provides client-side content, access or approvals.
Yes. Related services can be combined when the dependencies and deliverables are clear; they are not added automatically to every brief.
Review points depend on the work: prototypes and page builds, technical checks, content approvals, campaign data or agreed handover items.