A corporate website that presents your company properly.

What you need to know when having a corporate website built

A corporate website is a company's official and up-to-date online home, describing who it is, which services or products it offers and how to reach it. A good corporate site opens quickly on a phone, is built in a way search engines can understand, and can be updated easily by the company.

Social media accounts are an important channel, but they depend on the platform's rules, its algorithm and the state of the account. A corporate site is the only digital address under your own control. When a purchasing manager, a potential business partner or a new customer researches your company, they usually look on Google first. Finding an up-to-date, orderly and trustworthy site makes up a large part of the first impression. In addition, Google Business Profile, ad campaigns and social media posts need a fixed address to send people to. In short, the site is the hub where all other digital work comes together; a weakness here also weakens the return on the effort put into advertising, social media and search.

What should a good corporate site include?

• A clear home page: An introduction that tells, on the first screen, what you do, who you serve and what the next step is.
• Service or product pages: Giving each service its own page helps visitors find what they are looking for and helps each page appear separately in search engines.
• About and contact: Address, map, working hours, phone and WhatsApp links, and a contact form.
• Trust elements: Real photos, certificates and examples of completed work. Your business's own images are more convincing than ready-made stock photos.
• Legal areas: The KVKK privacy notice, cookie notice and form consent boxes. These should not be neglected if you collect personal data through a form.

What matters is less the number of pages than that each page gives a clear answer to a single question. If a visitor cannot find what they want in two clicks, they leave. That is why, before starting the design, we put the sitemap, the menu order and the action expected from the visitor on each page into writing together with you.

Mobile-first design and speed

A significant share of corporate site visitors arrive from a phone. So we design for the phone screen first and build the desktop view on top of it. Menus, buttons and forms should be easy to use with a finger, and text should be readable without zooming.

For speed we rely on Google's Core Web Vitals metrics: how long the main content of the page takes to appear, how quickly it responds to clicks, and whether the content jumps around while loading. To that end we serve images at suitable sizes and formats, avoid unnecessary plugins and scripts, and configure caching. Measurement results may vary depending on the hosting service, the content added and third-party code; we share the tests from before and after launch with you.

What does SEO foundation mean?

An SEO foundation is the technical base that lets search engines crawl and understand the site correctly. Page-specific title and description fields, a readable URL structure, a correct heading hierarchy, a sitemap, image alt texts and structured data are parts of this base. A site with the foundation in place does not guarantee a ranking, but it offers a solid ground on which content and local SEO work can be built. If you are moving from an existing site, redirecting old addresses to the new ones is important to preserve the visibility built up so far.

Admin panel, ownership and launch

The delivered site includes an admin panel where you can update texts, images, announcements and contact details yourself. At handover we give a short walkthrough and, when needed, support it with a screen recording.

Our approach to ownership is clear: the domain and hosting account are opened in your company's name, with your company's email address. Administrator access is yours; we work as an authorized user. That way, if you need to change agency or take the work to your own team later, your access to your site is not blocked. At handover we also share a short document listing all accounts, the email addresses they are registered to and their renewal dates.

While the site is being developed it is prepared at a preview address that only you can see. You browse all the pages on your phone and computer and send your notes. Once we have checked that forms reach the right address, links work and the texts are in their final form, the site is connected to your domain with your written approval. If you already have a site, we plan the switch for a time when visitors will be affected as little as possible.

On-site and online work

With companies in Adapazarı, Serdivan, Erenler, Sapanca and around Sakarya, we can hold the discovery meeting and the handover training on site; seeing your business makes it easier to plan the right photos and presentation. With companies in other cities in Turkey the process runs entirely online: video calls, a shared preview address and written approvals. Whichever way we work, at the end of each stage we send a short note on what was done and what comes next; you can always write your questions to us through our 24/7 online support channel.

Common mistakes

1. Leaving the content to the very end. When the design is ready but the texts have not arrived, the project waits.
2. Registering the domain in the name of an acquaintance or the former agency.
3. Launching without testing the phone view.
4. Collecting data through a form without a privacy notice and a consent field.
5. Not setting up redirects when moving from an old site.
6. Using images found for free without checking their license.
7. Launching the site and not updating it for years; old campaigns and disconnected phone numbers damage trust.