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Diyar

An Arabic-first property marketplace in 18 pages, with English and Chinese built in — listings and filters, agent profiles, saved searches, pricing plans and a submit-a-listing flow. Plain static HTML, no framework.

Diyar — the Arabic plural of dar, homes — is a complete property marketplace front end. Eighteen pages cover the whole journey: a searchable listings index with filters, property detail with a gallery and enquiry form, an agent roster and individual agent profiles, a submit-a-listing flow, pricing plans, services, about, a journal with article pages, contact, FAQ, login and register, and the legal pages. Arabic is the language the markup is written in, so the first paint, a crawler and a visitor with JavaScript disabled all get Arabic; English and Chinese are applied at runtime from a single 60 kB dictionary. There is no framework and no build server — the pages are plain static HTML, and the whole stylesheet is written in logical properties so one file serves both directions.

What is inside

Listings + filters
Property detail gallery
Agent profiles
Submit a listing
Pricing plans
Journal
Login & register
Three languages

Built with

HTML5 Arabic-first AR / EN / ZH RTL Ready Mobile-First No dependencies

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