Web development
A corporate website has to tell visitors three things in the first thirty seconds: what you do, who you do it for, and how to reach you. I build sites around these three questions — first information architecture, then design, and code last. I deliver with a setup that lets you update content later without calling a developer.
Scope
- Corporate websites and multi-page architectures
- Landing pages and campaign pages
- Blog / content infrastructure, multilingual sites
- Technical SEO, performance, and accessibility audits
- A setup that lets you update content without needing a developer
What you'll have at the end
- A multi-page website that works with equal care on mobile and desktop
- A structure search engines can read: headings, sitemap, metadata
- A workflow that lets you update content without a developer
- Fully configured domain, hosting, and deployment setup
Work that shows it
- Studio Yang2026Dövüş sporları salonu için branş odaklı, çok sayfalı web sitesi. Dağınık branş ve eğitmen bilgisi yerine, ziyaretçiyi doğru programa en kısa yoldan götüren bir bilgi mimarisi.View project
- Fightbox Academy2026Dövüş akademisinin salon kimliğini dijitale taşıyan tam kapsamlı web sitesi yenilemesi. Branşlar, antrenörler ve antrenman kültürü ilk ekranda anlaşılıyor.View project
- Frontend Okulu2024Frontend geliştirme üzerine online eğitim platformunun web sitesi. Program formatı, müfredat ve topluluk tek akışta anlatılıyor; ziyaretçi başvuruya kadar sayfa değiştirmeden ilerliyor.View project
How it works
- 01
Intro call
We talk about what you want to build. If I don't think I'm the right fit, I'll tell you on that first call.
- 02
Scope and quote
Every deliverable is written down, and the timeline and price follow from that. Anything outside the scope gets discussed separately.
- 03
Development
I show you a working version at regular intervals. Feedback doesn't wait until the end; it comes in throughout.
- 04
Launch and after
We go live and I show your team how to use it. If you want maintenance, we keep going. If not, the system is entirely yours.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does it take?
- Corporate websites I deliver typically wrap up in around five weeks. The timeline depends on content readiness: if copy and visuals are ready, it is shorter; if we need to create them together, it takes longer.
- Who writes the content?
- I establish the structure and flow; we craft the copy together. If you do not have text ready, I write the first draft and you refine it.
- Do I own the site afterward?
- Yes. The code, domain, and all accounts belong to you. Even without a maintenance agreement, the site keeps running.
Related reading
- SEO in Next.js: Metadata, Sitemap, Robots, and Structured DataThe mechanics of SEO in the App Router — generateMetadata, canonical tags, correctly setting lastModified in your sitemap, structuring JSON-LD with @graph, and which rich results are still actually alive.7 min
- Choosing a React UI Library: Which One to Use in 2026?MUI, Ant Design, Mantine, Chakra, and shadcn/ui — up-to-date npm numbers, how Server Components impact your choice, and the real question: do you want a dependency or code ownership?8 min
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Let's talk about Web development
Tell me what you want to build. I'll come back with the scope and timeline. If I don't think I'm the right fit, I'll tell you on the first call.