A website is the only digital property a brand truly owns. A social media account can be shut down, a platform can change its rules, an ad budget runs out. Your site belongs to you and keeps working for as long as it's up. That's why I treat a site as infrastructure, not as a "shop window".
Technically, building a site is easy today; pick a template and add your content. The hard part comes after: how fast does the site load on mobile, can search engines read the page correctly, does the server stay up under load, what happens when the certificate expires, is there a way back if data is lost one day? Template sellers don't care about any of these questions, because that's not their business.
I design, build and launch corporate sites, artist sites and campaign pages. Fast-loading, mobile-friendly sites built the right way for search engines. I also set up the infrastructure, including domain, hosting, SSL, security and backups; I don't just hand over the site and disappear.
The official sites of Murat Boz, Ebru Gündeş and Emre Altuğ are among these projects. You can see all my live projects on my references page.
We talk about what the site needs to do. How many pages, what content, which languages, what kind of contact flow. I don't start designing until the scope is clear.
The page structure and content hierarchy are mapped out, then the design is built on top. No code gets written until the design is approved.
The site is coded. Mobile, tablet and desktop are each tested separately; speed and accessibility checks happen during development.
The domain and server are set up, the SSL certificate is issued, and security settings and automatic backups are configured. Then the site goes live.
Google Search Console and Analytics are connected, the sitemap is submitted and indexing is monitored. The job isn't done just because the site is live.
Murat Boz official website
Ebru Gündeş official website
Emre Altuğ official website
Uygar Koyuncu official website
Pınar Koyuncu official website
Gizli Medya digital brand agency
Digitalent Inc. (Digital Marketing Manager), digital brand agency, Florida
Spain travel guide
Miami Turk FM, Florida's Turkish radio station
İspanya Türk Radyo, streaming online 24/7
All published projects are on the references page.
It depends on the number of pages and whether the content is ready. A one-page campaign site and a multilingual corporate site are not the same job. We set the timeline together in the scoping call; if your content is ready, the timeline gets noticeably shorter.
No. Every site is built specifically for the project. Template systems get you started fast, but later you hit a wall on speed, SEO and customization. If you need content management, I set it up separately to fit the project.
The domain, hosting, SSL and backups are set up in your name; I can keep managing them or hand them over to you, whichever you prefer. If you later need content updates or new pages, we can keep working together.
Yes. Starting from scratch isn't always the right answer. I look at which parts of your current site work and which pages get search traffic, then plan the redesign around that; the URLs of working pages are preserved, so no traffic is lost.
Technical SEO is included: heading structure, meta tags, structured data, sitemap, speed and mobile-friendliness. Content creation and ongoing SEO work are a separate job, and we can discuss them separately.
For music services, see the music strategist page.
Tell me briefly about your project, and we'll work out the scope and timeline together.