Headless CMS vs traditional CMS for our stack?
The right answer depends on how many channels and languages you serve. If you publish to one site with a small team, a traditional CMS keeps things simple and fast to launch. If you push content across web, mobile and partner channels in Arabic and English, headless decouples content from presentation and saves you a rebuild every time you add a surface.
How do you approach legacy modernisation without rip-and-replace?
We rarely recommend tearing everything down at once, because that is where budgets and timelines die. We start by mapping the existing system, then carve off the highest-value pieces and modernise them behind stable interfaces. New services run alongside the old until the legacy parts can retire safely.
What front-end and back-end stacks do you use?
On the front end we build in React, Vue, Next.js and Angular. On the back end we work across .NET, Java, Node.js, PHP and Python, with SQL data layers. For content we deliver on Adobe Experience Manager, Sitecore, Liferay, Umbraco, or custom on Laravel. We pick the stack that fits your team and systems.
How do you meet NCSA and data residency requirements in Qatar?
We engineer to National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA) expectations from the first commit. We configure deployments to ensure your data stays resident and compliant with the Personal Data Privacy Protection Law (PDPPL). Secure authentication, encryption in transit and at rest, and audit logging are built in natively.
Can you work inside our existing DevOps pipeline?
Yes. We adapt to your CI/CD, repositories, cloud and ticketing rather than imposing ours. We pick up your branching model, code review and deployment process. The goal is for our work to land in your environment cleanly, so your platform team keeps full control after we hand over.
What does a typical web programme timeline look like?
A focused site or portal usually goes live in a few months, with discovery up front, then build in two-week sprints you can see and react to. A large multi-system platform with integrations runs longer and ships in phases, so value lands early instead of all at the end.
How do you handle Arabic RTL and bilingual content?
Arabic is engineered in from the start, not retrofitted. We build full RTL support into the front end and the content model, handle bilingual publishing, Arabic typography and number formatting. We treat Arabic and English as equal from the first commit, which is crucial for Qatar's diverse demographic.
Why Crafton instead of a generic software house?
Because we pair over a decade of GCC enterprise delivery with senior Polish engineering. We do not just write code; we architect platforms that meet strict Qatari compliance, deliver award-winning UX, and hold up under massive load. You get a team that owns the platform end to end.
