Web Design — Fast & SEO-Friendly

What does it mean?

We build a site that opens fast on the phone and where people don't get confused about what to do. The goal isn't to look pretty; it's to make the visitor call you or fill out a form.

Kurumsal site, açılış sayfası ve e-ticaret

Mobil öncelikli, erişilebilir arayüz

SEO altyapısı ve yapısal veri kurulumu

Sayfa hızı optimizasyonu (Core Web Vitals)

Yönetim paneli ve içerik eğitimi

Analitik, form ve dönüşüm izleme kurulumu

There are many sites that look good but don't sell. We look at design through the visitor's decision: what is the person coming to this page looking for, what question are they asking, what do they need to take action?

Structure first, visuals second

Before choosing colors and fonts, we build the page flow. Which information should come in what order, where trust should be given, where the call to action should be. When this skeleton is right, the design does its job.

Speed is not a feature, it's a must

On mobile, half of visitors leave a page that takes longer than 3 seconds to open. We serve images in modern formats and correct sizes, remove unnecessary scripts and get the Core Web Vitals metrics into the green.

SEO built in from day one

Site structure, URL layout, heading hierarchy, structured data, sitemap and redirects are set up correctly before going live. Adding SEO afterward is usually more expensive than doing it from the start.

You manage the site

Every site we deliver comes with an easy-to-understand admin panel. You won't need to come back to us to add content, change an image or create a page. At delivery we run a training session together.

After launch

Going live is a beginning, not an end. In the first 30 days we run form tests, error tracking and speed measurement; we apply the necessary fixes free of charge.

Corporate website and e-commerce site

Corporate website

A site that presents your services, references and contact details, and guides visitors to a quote or appointment form. A separate page for each service, mobile-friendly design, fast loading and an SEO-ready foundation are standard.

E-commerce website development

We set up the product and category structure, payment infrastructure, and product and order management. The product feed is connected to Google Shopping and Meta catalog ads, so the site is ready for advertising the day it goes live.

What determines website pricing?

The main factors that set the price of web design:

The number of pages and how many of them need custom design
How many languages the site will be published in
Additional features such as e-commerce, and integrations
Whether the copy and images come from you or are produced by us
Content to migrate from the old site and the need for redirects

Package prices cover the standard scope; once your needs are clear, we give you an itemized written quote.

What should you prepare before getting a website built?

Before getting a website built, you need to be clear about what the site should achieve, which pages it will have and who will prepare the copy and images. Once these three points are settled, the quote comes out accurate and the project does not stall waiting for content.

The list we recommend preparing before the first meeting:

The site’s goal: a quote form, phone calls, appointments or online sales?
Page list: will each service or product group have its own page?
Sites you like and dislike: examples from competitors or other sectors, and why.
Brand files: the vector version of the logo, colours and typefaces.
Domain and current hosting details: in whose name is it registered, and who has access to the control panel?
Legal texts: if the site collects personal data, a privacy notice under KVKK (Turkey’s personal data protection law) and a cookie notice are required; we recommend having these texts approved by your legal adviser.

Not everything has to be complete. If you find writing copy difficult or have no usable photos, it is enough to say so at the start; copywriting and photography are added to the quote as separate items. What matters is knowing who is responsible for these tasks before the project starts.

Say an accounting firm wants a new website and is thinking of listing its services on a single page. If the discovery meeting shows that people search separately for company formation, payroll and tax advice, giving each service its own page is clearer for both visitors and Google. That is why we finalise the page list together with search data.

The website building process, step by step

Building a professional website consists of discovery, structure, design, development, testing and launch. Each step closes with your approval, so there is no need to go back and start over later.

Discovery: we discuss goals, target audience, competitors and the searches visitors will use to find the site.
Sitemap and page wireframes: which pages there will be and the order in which information is presented on each page are shown in colourless wireframes.
Design: the home page and a sample inner page are designed first for mobile, then for desktop.
Development: the approved design is coded, and the admin panel and forms are set up.
Content entry: copy, images, titles and description fields are put in place.
Testing: appearance on different phones and browsers, form submission, speed and broken links are checked.
Launch: the domain is pointed to the site, Search Console and GA4 are connected and the sitemap is submitted.

The most common mistake is moving ahead with placeholder text during design, only for the layout to break when the real copy arrives. That is why we write the home page copy together before design starts.

SEO-friendly web design is also spread across these steps: page URLs are decided at the sitemap stage, the heading hierarchy in design, and structured data and speed settings in development. If an old site is being redesigned, a list of the old URLs is also drawn up during discovery, so the 301 redirects set up on launch day are not left to the last minute.

How to choose a web design agency

When choosing a web design agency, look less at how the sites in its portfolio look and more at how fast they load on a phone, whether their forms work and whether the quote is itemised. You can check all of this yourself in a few minutes.

Checks you can do yourself

Test a few of the agency’s sites for mobile in PageSpeed Insights.
Open these sites on your phone and try the menu, the form and the call button.
Search for each site’s brand name on Google and see whether it shows up with a proper title and description.

What to look for in the quote

The quote should list separately the number of pages, revision rounds, admin panel, training, the length of post-launch support and the content to be migrated from the old site. It should clearly state that the source code and admin panel access will be handed over to you on delivery. A quote that shows only a total amount opens the door to disputes about extra charges later.

Questions to ask in the meeting

What platform do you build the site on, and could another company take it over in the future?
If a bug appears after launch, who do I contact and how?
Where do form enquiries go, and are they counted as conversions in GA4?
If I want to add a new page or language, can I do it myself from the admin panel?

The answers to these questions shape the years after your site’s launch day. Working with an agency that gives clear, written answers keeps your site safe even if you need to switch providers later.

Our work process

Discovery and content plan

The target audience, page list and content needs are defined.
Design

The page wireframes and visual design are presented for your approval.
Development

Coding, admin panel setup, speed and SEO infrastructure are completed.
Testing and launch

The site goes live after device testing, form checks and redirects.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to build the site?

Corporate showcase sites usually take 3–5 weeks, e-commerce projects 6–10 weeks. The biggest cause of delay is content delivery (copy, images, product information), which is why we draw up the content plan at the very start.

Will my current site lose its rankings?

Not if it's done right. We set up 301 redirects from old URLs to new ones, preserve content depth and monitor the site through Search Console after launch.

Can I update the site myself?

Yes. All content, images, menus and SEO fields can be edited from the admin panel. We provide training at handover.

Are hosting and the domain included?

Hosting and the domain are purchased in your name, and ownership stays with you. We provide support with setup and migration.

Can you audit my current website?

Yes. Before you decide on a new site, we review the current site’s speed, mobile display, index status in Search Console and which pages bring in traffic. This audit makes it easier to decide whether the site can be improved and kept or needs to be rebuilt.

Does a website need KVKK texts?

If the site collects personal data through a contact form, appointment form, membership or cookies, a privacy notice and a cookie notice are required under KVKK (Turkey’s personal data protection law). We handle the technical setup of the pages and consent checkboxes. The content of the texts needs to be prepared or approved by your business’s legal adviser.

Does a website need maintenance after launch?

Yes. Software and plugin updates, backups, security checks and SSL certificate renewal all need regular attention. If these slip, the site can slow down or develop security vulnerabilities. We agree at the quote stage who will take over maintenance after the initial post-launch period.