Nofakha is a full-service event production company in Baghdad — a one-stop shop behind concerts, corporate launches, conferences, and brand activations for established names like Arab Bank, HikVision, Casper & Gambini's, and L'HOMME. The work is already there; what's missing is a digital home that presents it with the same production value.
Today that story lives mostly on a 14K-follower Instagram feed. This proposal turns that body of work into a structured, browsable platform.
The build is six core pages, a portfolio / case-study system, a meeting-request flow, and a custom CMS that puts the Nofakha team fully in control of the content — all bilingual, Arabic and English treated as equals.
Delivered as one fixed-price engagement over six weeks. No per-page billing, no hidden surcharges — translation, SEO, analytics, and the first three months of support are inside the price.
Home, About, Services, Portfolio, Team, Contact — end to end.
A dedicated page per service, routing to a meeting request.
Full RTL/LTR layouts with a smart language switch.
v1 translation of supplied content, included & editable.
Manage services, case studies, team, content — secure login.
Case studies, up to 4 layouts, galleries, flexible blocks.
Custom form, data storage, email notifications to the team.
The live feed embedded — site and channel stay in sync.
Colors, type, spacing, motion, components — codified.
Desktop, tablet, mobile, with a dedicated mobile nav.
Routed to the inbox; Karadah office address & map.
hreflang, sitemaps, structured data, OG — set up & submitted.
Lighthouse 100 targeted on key pages, both languages.
WCAG 2.1 AA baseline built in from the start.
Built to be read & acted on by AI agents — see next slide.
GA4 with conversions, staging, production, DNS cutover.
Current, production-proven tools — fast to run, straightforward for any developer to pick up later, and owned entirely by Nofakha.
No proprietary platform and no vendor lock-in. The codebase, the CMS, and the data all belong to Nofakha.
A clean component system and a structured content model mean new pages, services, and case studies drop in without a rebuild.
Server-rendered pages on edge hosting — quick to load for visitors in Iraq and abroad, on any connection.
More and more, people find vendors by asking an AI assistant. When someone asks "who can produce a corporate event in Baghdad?", Nofakha's site should be something an agent can actually read, understand, and recommend — not a black box. This is engineered in from day one.
Clean, meaningful markup — headings, sections, and landmarks an agent can parse reliably, not a soup of unlabeled boxes.
Schema.org markup for Organization, EventPlanner, Service, case studies and FAQPage — the site's meaning, machine-readable.
llms.txt manifestA site-root guide written for AI agents — what Nofakha does, the key pages, the services, and the path to request a meeting.
Services, case studies and team available as clean JSON — the CMS already structures the data, so agents can consume it directly.
URLs don't churn after launch — links shared by agents, search engines and clients stay valid for the long term.
The meeting-request flow is structured and labeled so an assistant can guide a user straight to it — discovery turns into a real lead.
Each week ends with something the Nofakha team can review — no long silent stretches between kickoff and launch.
Inclusive of everything in scope — design, development, the custom CMS, the portfolio and meeting-request systems, bilingual setup with translation, full SEO, the agentic layer, analytics, performance tuning, and deployment. No per-page billing, no hidden third-party costs.
The first three months after launch are included at no additional cost — covering bug fixes, post-launch tuning, and reasonable adjustments while the site settles into production.
Bug fixes, defect resolution, performance and SEO touch-ups, minor content tweaks, and dependency security updates. Counted from the production launch date.
Optional ongoing monthly support — content help, minor design adjustments, dependency updates, monitoring, performance tuning, and small enhancements.
Signing the proposal authorizes the start of work and triggers the first milestone invoice. Either party may add scope later in writing. This proposal is valid for 30 days from the date of issue — 14 May 2026.