RTL Mastery: Beyond Just dir="rtl"

When building for the KSA market, many developers think adding dir="rtl" to the tag is the finish line. In reality, that is just the starting blocks. Truly high-performance, localised apps require a "mirror-first" mindset to ensure a "pixel-perfect" experience for Arabic-speaking users. In my experience launching production sites like DarElite, I've found that deep RTL support is what separates a translated site from a truly localised one. Here is a guide on going beyond the basics. Use CSS Logical Properties Stop thinking in "left" and "right." Use logical properties to let the browser handle the heavy lifting based on the document direction. Margin/Padding: Use margin-inline-start instead of margin-left. Borders: Use border-end-start-radius for specific corners. Tailwind Strategy: If you use Tailwind CSS, leverage the start and end utilities (e.g., ps-4 instead of pl-4). Icons: To Mirror or Not to Mirror? This is where most UI/UX bugs hide. Not every icon should be flipped. Mirror th