Building Rank Iraq

About the Project:

The Iraq website of Building Rank, a building and property inspection company in Baghdad's Mansour district, helping Iraqi buyers make a safe property choice.

Iraqi visitors often want to see what they will receive before they book, so we made the inspection report the centrepiece and put sample reports on the home page for download. Around it we introduce the company and its services, explain the four inspection standards and lead visitors to request an inspection in a few simple steps.

What We Built

An Arabic site with an English version, covering a home page, an about page, a services overview with a page for each service, a blog, an FAQ and a contact page.

• Home: a "Real estate inspection company" hero with a video button, followed by an about section on the 700-point inspection and the engineering team
• Services: property inspection, home inspection, old building inspection, electrical, water leaks, surrounding environment, construction quality, villa before purchase and project management
• Standards: architectural and civil, electrical, mechanical, and surroundings and location, in a numbered list that expands for detail
• Sample reports: downloadable PDFs for comprehensive property, construction quality, electrical and water leak inspections
• Testimonials and blog: client reviews and articles on what drives property value, how an inspection report saves money and wall humidity
• Contact page: the Baghdad address, two Iraqi numbers, email, working hours (daily except Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm) and a message form

Key Features

• Four sample inspection reports to download before booking
• "Book an appointment" button that opens the group's booking system
• Numbered accordion for the four inspection standards
• Services slider with previous and next controls
• Video pop-up from the hero section
• WhatsApp and click-to-call on the Baghdad numbers, plus Facebook, Instagram and X links
• Company profile download and an Arabic/English switch

Design & User Experience

The Iraq site is bright and airy: white backgrounds, fresh green accents and faint architectural line drawings behind the text. Photos are cut at sharp angles and layered into collages, with a green "+10 branches" badge and green tabs marking each service card. The sample report list uses a bold black highlight on the active item, the Arabic layout runs right to left, and every section stacks cleanly on mobile.