Trass

Website

Company

Trass

My Role

Product Designer

Tools

Figma

Timeline

2026

Description

A bilingual website that brings investors to Libya's free zones.

Context

Trass is a Libyan company that develops industrial free zones and brings in local and international investors. The website is where those investors start: who Trass is, its free zones, open opportunities and services, and one way to get in touch, in Arabic and English.

A laptop on a wooden table showing the Trass homepage

Challenge


Investors need to understand what Trass offers before they ever get in touch: its free zones, where they are, how big they are and what can be built there.


The site had to say all of that in Arabic and English, and work as well on a phone as on a desktop.

Process


The site went from structure to screens in four steps.


  1. Grouped the content into seven sections: About Us, Free Zones, Investor Center, Services, Projects, Opportunities and Library.

  2. Designed the English desktop pages.

  3. Mirrored every page for Arabic, right to left.

  4. Adapted the pages for mobile.

Solution


The home page leads with what Trass offers: its free zones, featured opportunities, services and key figures like 2,800 hectares of industrial and logistics zones.


Each free zone gets its own page with an overview, a master plan, key figures and its advantages, like tax exemptions and an integrated port.


Each opportunity shows its sector, location and expected investment, and the same partnership form closes the main pages, so an investor can get in touch from anywhere.

Outcome


The site is live at trass.ly, in Arabic and English.


In short, investors get one clear place to see what Trass offers and start a partnership.