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Software Engineering Case Study

idte.dev — The Studio's Own Engineering Showcase

A studio that sells engineering must prove it on its own site. idte.dev was built Arabic-first with full English mirroring — every layout, drawing, and reading direction engineered for both languages, not translated after the fact. The visual language is drawn, not stocked: the homepage decision scene and system map are pure hand-coded SVG compositions with separate desktop and mobile viewBox layouts, so nothing breaks when the screen shrinks. The site also ships a complete AI-readable channel: a clean Markdown mirror for every page at its own URL, llms.txt and llms-full.txt indexes, per-page Open Graph cards, and structured data throughout — so search engines and AI assistants can read, quote, and recommend it accurately.

One interface, composed for each screen.

Two live-site captures show how the layout adapts from desktop to mobile without compressing or distorting the content.

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idte.dev Arabic homepage in a 1920 by 1080 desktop viewport
idte.dev Arabic homepage in a 430 by 932 mobile viewport
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From Brief to Build

A simple request, handled deliberately.

  1. The Brief

    Be the proof: a bilingual RTL-first site with hand-drawn vector scenes, top speed, accessibility, and machine readability — all at once.

  2. Our Response

    Next.js static generation in a Turborepo monorepo; pure-SVG scene components with coordinate-mirrored English versions; a build-time generator that produces 52 Markdown mirrors and the AI policy files; per-page dynamic OG cards; and a design-token system shared across every page.

From the Live Site

2 sections from the live site.

The image-led services grid and the dedicated certifications and licensing section.

The hand-drawn pure-SVG decision scene: seven notes combed into one rail, a decision panel, and an ordered tracker
The decision scene — a single hand-coded SVG composition.
The system-depth section: data artifacts drawn directly on three gradient bands around a central tower
The depth section — drawn artifacts on the gradient bands.

Have an idea or a similar need?

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