The Gardener, a faceless man in a black suit with a red rose on his lapel, stands in a field of red roses at dusk with his arms spread wide.

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Digital studio · Amman, Jordan

Thorns Digital is a digital studio in Amman, Jordan. We design and build websites, business systems and 3D product videos.

What we believe

A digital studio in Amman for websites, systems and 3D videos

People stop for a rose. They lean in, take the picture and send it to a friend. Your brand needs that second of attention, and earning it is design.

The rose gets noticed. The thorns do the work.

The thorns are the parts nobody photographs: the page that opens fast on mobile data, the price you change from your phone, the form that still works at 11 pm. We are one studio in Amman that does both halves, so the thing that looks good is the same thing that works.

Thorns Digital · Amman

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What is Thorns Digital?

Thorns Digital is a digital studio in Amman, Jordan. We design and build websites, business systems such as QR menus and online booking, and 3D product videos. One studio does both the design and the code, so what you approve is what your customers get. Prices start from 300 JD for a menu website and 20 JD for product images.

The greenhouse is next. Mind the glass.

A dark glass greenhouse at night, with iron arches, red roses and warm lamps.

Websites

Every brand gets its own world.

Websites we designed and built in Amman

Two businesses in Amman, two sites built around what their customers do on a phone. Walk through each one, then open the live site.

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Formentera Café

Who
A café in Abdoun Village, Amman.
What we built
A QR menu website with an admin panel. Guests scan a code and see the menu with photos, prices and choices; the café edits all of it from a phone.
Built with
Next.js 16 · React 19 · Tailwind CSS 4 · Motion · Vercel Blob

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Formentera Café: The menu. Recorded from the live site.

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The menu

One scan and the menu is open. Categories sit in a floating bar, and items show their photo and their price in JD.

Formentera Café: An item and its choices. Recorded from the live site.

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An item and its choices

Tap an item and it opens over the menu. Hot or cold, the flavor, the coffee crop: the choices belong to the item, and the price follows the choice.

Formentera Café: The order list. Recorded from the live site.

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The order list

Add to order builds a list. There is no checkout. The guest shows the screen to the waiter.

Naile by Diana

Who
A nail spa in Abdoun, Amman.
What we built
A website made for the phone: a look finder, every service with its picture and price, the salon's Google reviews, and booking one tap away.
Built with
Next.js 15 · React 19 · Tailwind CSS 4 · Motion · Lenis

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nailebydiana.com
Naile by Diana: The home page. Recorded from the live site.

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The home page

The first screen says what the salon is and keeps one button in reach: Book your visit.

nailebydiana.com
Naile by Diana: The services. Recorded from the live site.

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The services

Every treatment with its picture and its price in JD, in six groups, from a manicure to the full ritual.

nailebydiana.com
Naile by Diana: Booking. Recorded from the live site.

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Booking

Book this look, book this service, book your visit. Each button opens the salon's booking page in one tap.

A company website starts from 600 JD. A menu website like Formentera Café's starts from 300 JD.

SystemsSheet IV of VIIScale 1:1

Change a price. Watch the menu follow.

Business systems: QR menus and online booking

A system is the part of your site that answers customers while you are busy. Two of ours are on this bench, as demos you can press.

Garden shears, leather gloves, a ball of twine, seed packets, a brass rule, a pruning knife and a brass plant marker laid out in a row on drafting paper, seen from above.
Fig. 1. The Gardener's tools. A generated picture.

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The QR menu

Change a price, mark an item sold out or switch the colors. The phone updates as you do it.

DEMO

Skip the menu demo

Owner's panel

  • Espresso2.50 JD
  • Flat White3.50 JD
  • Spanish Latte4.00 JD
  • Iced Hibiscus3.00 JD
  • Mint Lemonade3.25 JD
  • Halloumi Sandwich4.50 JD
  • Pistachio Croissant3.50 JD
  • Date Cake3.75 JD
Brand colors

Change a price, mark an item sold out or switch the colors. The phone updates as you do it.

A demo café that exists only on this page. The real one is Formentera Café's.

02

The booking

Pick a time and confirm the code. In this demo the code appears on screen, and nothing is sent or stored.

DEMO

1. Pick a time

A table tonight

Café Placeholder

Guests2
1. Pick a time

The first website we built for Naile by Diana took appointment requests like this and emailed each one to the salon with a reference number. This demo adds one step: a code that confirms the client's email address.

03

The receipt

This page's own numbers, measured in your browser a moment ago.

LIVE

THORNS DIGITAL

Amman, Jordan

Receipt for this visit

Server reply
waiting
First paint
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Largest paint
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Layout shift
waiting
Response to your tap
tap something
Page weight so far
waiting
Requests so far
waiting

Amount due0 JD

Thank you for scrolling.

Measured in your browser with the web-vitals library.

Lighthouse, phone profile, last build

Performance
82
Accessibility
100
Best practices
100
SEO
100

Written by the build on 2026-11-12. Not typed in.

04

Scan a real one

A real client's menu, not a demo.

LIVE

You are on a phone already. Tap to open Formentera Café's live menu.

Open the live menu

A QR menu website starts from 300 JD. Online booking is priced per project.

The QR menu, in fullAll systems

Ask for a system

3D product videos and images

None of these products exist.

No product on a table, no location, no camera. Every frame in this room was made on a screen in Amman.

A square glass perfume bottle of crimson liquid with a gold cap on a red sandstone ledge, lit by a shaft of sunlight in a narrow canyon.

01 / 03Crimson No. 4Perfume · The Siq, noon

One product, two worlds

Same product. Another world.

Drag the gold line. The product stays where it is. The place, the light and the hour change around it, with no second shoot.

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The same perfume bottle on a brass tray with rose petals, in a stone courtyard lit by lanterns at night.Amman courtyard, night
A square glass perfume bottle of crimson liquid with a gold cap on a red sandstone ledge, lit by a shaft of sunlight in a narrow canyon.The Siq, noon
Crimson No. 4Perfume
The same olive oil bottle on a white marble kitchen counter beside tomatoes and herbs in morning light.Kitchen, morning
A tall dark-green olive oil bottle with a cork and pour spout on a limestone block, with bread, an olive branch and a dish of oil, among Roman columns at golden hour.Jerash, golden hour
First PressOlive oil
The same coffee cup on a marble cafe table by a rain-streaked window, with city lights behind.Downtown, rainy night
A small ceramic cup of coffee steaming beside a brass coffee pot on a rock, with a campfire and desert mountains at dusk.Wadi Rum, blue hour
Dusk RoastCoffee

One scene, every format

Cut for wherever it runs.

Every scene is delivered in the shapes your channels use, each framed on its own, so the product is never cropped out of its own picture.

Website banner · 1920 × 1080 px

A square glass perfume bottle of crimson liquid with a gold cap on a red sandstone ledge, lit by a shaft of sunlight in a narrow canyon.

Product images and videos start from 20 JD.

Send a photo of your product. You get three directions back, pick one, and receive stills and clips sized for your feed, your site and your ads.

Send us your product
The Gardener sits in a leather armchair beside a lamp, a cup of coffee on the small table and an empty chair facing him.

Have a seat.

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Process, prices, questions

The coffee is poured. Ask what you came to ask: how a project runs, what it costs, and what you hold at the end.

How a project goes

Four steps. You know the price and the date before the second one starts. A menu website runs through all four and is usually live in 2 to 3 days.

  1. Step 1 of 4

    Listen

    You tell us what the business does, who it serves and what is not working today. We ask for your logo, your photos and your prices.

    You get
    A short written plan: the pages, the features, the price and the date.
    Usual time
    1 day
  2. Step 2 of 4

    Design

    We design the first screens around your brand and show them to you on a phone first, because that is where your customers are.

    You get
    A design you can react to before anything is built.
    Usual time
    1 to 3 days
  3. Step 3 of 4

    Build

    We build the real thing: pages that open fast, your content, and the form, booking or admin panel if the plan has one.

    You get
    A private link that works on your own phone, so you watch the site fill in.
    Usual time
    1 to 9 days, by size
  4. Step 4 of 4

    Launch and care

    We connect your domain and hand over every login, with print-ready QR codes if it is a menu. Then we stay close.

    You get
    The live site on your own domain, and one month in which any change to what we built is free.
    Usual time
    1 day to go live

What a website costs in Jordan

Four starting prices, in JD. Pick what you need and see what the price covers.

Pick what you need

Starting price

from 300 JD

For
Cafés and restaurants whose guests ask for the menu, and owners who want to change a price without calling anyone.
Includes
  • A menu website that shows each item with its name, photo, price and details, made to be read on a phone.
  • Choices built into the item: hot or iced, size, flavor, add-ons.
  • An order list the guest builds and shows the waiter. It runs in the browser, with nothing to install and no payment step.
  • An admin panel: add, remove, hide and edit items, prices, photos and categories from your phone.
  • A QR code as print-ready files for tables, counters and signs.
  • Setup on your own domain, with the logins handed to you.
  • Any change to what we built is free for one month after launch.
Usual time
Usually live 2 to 3 days after we have your full menu, your photos and your domain.
Not in the price
  • The domain name and its yearly renewal. You buy it in your own name and we help you do it.
  • Photographing your items. Send your photos, or ask us to quote product images.
  • Online ordering, payment and delivery.
  • A second language. Ask and we quote it.
Start with this

Starting price

from 600 JD

For
A business that customers look up before they call: a salon, a clinic, an office, a shop.
Includes
  • A design made for your brand, starting from the phone screen.
  • Up to five pages, for example home, services, about, gallery and contact.
  • Your services and prices laid out so they answer the questions you now answer by DM.
  • A contact form, or a booking button that opens the booking tool you already use.
  • Your map pin, hours, phone and social links in one place.
  • What search engines need to read the site: page titles, descriptions, a sitemap and structured data.
  • Setup on your own domain, with the logins handed to you.
  • Any change to what we built is free for one month after launch.
Usual time
Usually about a week from the day we have your text and photos.
Not in the price
  • The domain name and its yearly renewal.
  • Writing all of your text from nothing. We edit what you send; full writing is quoted.
  • Photography. Send your photos, or ask us to quote product images.
  • An admin panel, online booking or other custom features. Those are quoted as a system.
  • Changes after the first month. Each one is quoted before we make it.
Start with this

Starting price

from 900 JD

For
A brand that wants the website itself to be the first impression.
Includes
  • Everything in the company website.
  • Custom motion and interactive sections, such as a finder that helps a customer choose.
  • More pages, with a structure planned around what your customers search for.
  • A speed target for every page, checked on a mid-range phone before launch.
Usual time
Usually about 2 weeks from the day we have your text and photos.
Not in the price
  • The domain name and its yearly renewal.
  • Online payment and stores. Those are quoted as a system.
  • Changes after the first month. Each one is quoted before we make it.
Start with this

Starting price

from 20 JD

20 JD is where prices start. The price depends on what you ask for: how many scenes, stills or video, and how long each clip runs.

For
Anything you sell that has to be seen, from perfume and food to cosmetics and packaging.
Includes
  • Three visual directions made from a photo of your product. You pick one.
  • The chosen scene as finished stills.
  • The same scene cut for where it runs: site banner, Instagram feed, stories and reels, ads.
  • Short clips of the scene, when you ask for video.
Usual time
Usually 2 to 4 days from the day we have your product photos.
Not in the price
  • A camera shoot or a real location. Everything is made on a screen.
  • Printing.
Start with this

These are starting prices. You get the final price in writing, with what it includes, before any work starts. All four prices on one page

Questions people ask

Short answers. The first sentence is the answer.

How much does a website cost in Jordan?

At Thorns Digital a menu website starts from 300 JD, a company website from 600 JD and a premium website from 900 JD. Product images and videos start from 20 JD. The final price depends on the pages, the features and how much content we prepare, and you get it in writing before work starts.

How long does it take to build a website?

A menu website is usually live 2 to 3 days after we have your menu, photos and domain. A company website usually takes about a week, and a premium website about 2 weeks. The clock starts on the day we have your text and pictures, so sending them early is the fastest way to launch.

Who owns the website when it is finished?

You do. The domain is bought in your name and you pay its renewal yourself. Once the project is paid in full, the content is yours, you hold the logins, and you have the right to use the site for your business. We ask to show the finished work in our portfolio.

Can I update the website myself, and who hosts it?

Yes, when the site has an admin panel. A menu website comes with one, so you change prices, photos and items from your phone. For other sites, send us the change: it is free in the first month after launch and quoted after that. Hosting depends on the size of the site. We tell you its yearly cost in writing.

What do you need from me to start?

Your logo and brand colors, your photos, your text or menu with prices, and your hours, address, phone and social links. For any website we also need a domain bought in your name, and we help you buy it. If you have no photos or no text yet, say so at the start.

How does payment work?

You pay half before work starts and the other half when everything is done. The price and what it covers are written into a short agreement that both sides sign first. You pay for your domain and its renewals directly, and we quote anything outside the agreement first, so no charge arrives that you did not approve.

What happens after the website is live?

For one month after launch, any change to what we built is free. After that, every change is quoted before we make it. Day-to-day changes on a menu website are yours to make in the admin panel at any time. New pages or new features are new work, and are quoted whenever you ask for them.

Are the pictures on this site real?

Some are. The Gardener, his estate and the product scenes in the Screening Room were generated on a screen with AI tools, and no camera was used. The client websites are real. Their screens are captured from the live sites, and you can open both and check.

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The Gardener's gloved hand holds out a single red rose in the rose field at night.

Contact

Let's give yours an edge.

Start a project with Thorns Digital. Three questions. We read every brief and reply by email or Instagram DM.

The brief

1. What do you need?

An email address or an Instagram handle. We do not ask for a phone number.

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