Luxury Ride Morocco
A premium fleet in Marrakech serves two very different audiences: local customers and international visitors. The site had to serve both in their own language, show real vehicles rather than catalogue images, and make booking immediate from a phone.
- Client
- Luxury Ride Morocco
- Sector
- Luxury car rental · Marrakech
- Engagement
- Trilingual site and booking
- Duration
- 2 weeks
The challenge
A premium fleet in Marrakech serves two very different audiences: local customers and international visitors. The site had to serve both in their own language, show real vehicles rather than catalogue images, and make booking immediate from a phone.
The strategy
We treated multilingual support as a structural decision rather than a module bolted on at the end: French, English and Arabic, with text direction handled properly. Booking runs through WhatsApp, because that is the channel this audience actually uses.
The design
A dark-luxury identity was designed around the fleet, using real photography of all seven vehicles — never stock imagery. The darkness flatters the bodywork and matches the brand’s positioning.
The development
The site was built with full trilingual FR/EN/AR support and WhatsApp booking. An iOS Safari dark-mode rendering bug was found and fixed during QA. Deployed on Netlify.
What was delivered
- Trilingual FR/EN/AR site
- 7-vehicle fleet showcase
- Real fleet photography
- iOS Safari dark-mode fix
- WhatsApp booking
Technologies and craft
The result
The site is live with seven vehicles showcased, three languages and entirely real fleet photography.
Visit the live Luxury Ride Morocco website — the project is in production and publicly viewable.
Noor Studio transformed our online presence into a premium booking experience. The website perfectly reflects the luxury of our fleet, and our reservation requests increased noticeably after launch.
Brahim EL IDRISSI, Founder — Luxury Ride
A multilingual project to scope?
French, English, Arabic: each language with its own address, layout and search presence. The first call is about how many languages your market actually needs.