Web Design

Customers see you on Google and in their browser before they call. If the logo is lost, the menu is crowded, and the phone is three clicks away, forms won't be filled. Good web design solves three things at first glance: what you sell, who you sell to, how to get a quote. Webify sets up the first screen on corporate sites as a decision point, not a poster.

Most traffic from Beylikdüzü is from phones. A slide that looks good on desktop breaks on narrow screens, making the brand look cheap. That's why grid, button size, and form area are locked on mobile first. The hamburger menu doesn't hide; Services, Contact, and Quote are always a finger away.

Speed is also design. Heavy video and uncompressed images eat the first second. Technical SEO and image compression are done before launch; we don't say "we'll look at it later." Visitors don't forgive waiting, they hit the back button.

A ready-made theme looks fast, but if the menu, color, and form aren't trimmed to your business, the site remains generic. Custom design doesn't mean drawing every pixel from scratch; it means setting up hierarchy, page list, and conversion points according to your list. Quote wizard, service cards, and reference grid are added or removed according to the business model.

No line is written until the scope is clear. In the first meeting, which pages, which languages, which integrations are documented. An approved timeline is shared. This protects both price and delivery. "Let's also add this" waves never finish projects; changes become separate work items.

Content comes from you, layout stays with us. We don't copy-paste text; we shorten headlines according to search intent. Three sentences and an office address bring more forms than an "About" novel. If you want, we simplify the text together.

If we say "we'll look at SEO later" after the web design page is finished, titles, internal links, and speed remain in a second project. For us, the basic SEO skeleton is included in the launch: page title, description, semantic headings, mobile speed, and SSL. For local search, Beylikdüzü and service keywords are written to the right pages; the same sentence is not pasted on every page.

Domain, hosting, and SSL can run from different places. When it runs from one team, there are no surprises on launch day. Corporate email opens on the same domain. If you have an old site, a redirect map is created; addresses on Google don't fall to 404.

After delivery, small text and image changes run on the same line. A big new module is a separate quote. This distinction protects both your budget and our schedule.

A corporate promotional site is typically 2–4 weeks. Multi-language structure, custom software, or heavy catalog extends the time. E-commerce is a separate service; cart and payment are outside the scope of this page but are connected with the same team. Signage and social visuals are derived from the site identity; the brand stands the same on every channel.

We deliver remotely outside Istanbul. Coming to the office is not mandatory; scope meetings can also be done via video. Still, the address is open for those who want to have coffee face-to-face at Skyport Residence.

Price comes out according to page count, language, integration, and content preparation. We send you a custom quote within 24 hours. When comparing, ask not "how many pages" but "which decision point": is the form visible, is speed measured, who locks down on launch day?

On a corporate site, the first screen is not a slide race. Visitors should see your industry, region, and next step in three seconds. Empty sentences like "we offer innovative solutions" don't build trust; service name, neighborhood, and phone or quote button do. Webify fixes this trio on the first layer.

Menu bloat eats conversion. Twelve items, three mega menus, and disappearing contact are the same mistake on most SME sites. Services, references, about, and contact are enough; the rest stays on subpages. Quote is repeated on every page, not locked in the footer.

The form is kept short: name, phone, brief need. If fifteen fields are added to "look serious," it won't be sent. GDPR approval is visible, not hidden. Dropped records go to your corporate email or chosen address; they don't disappear into a third-party black box.

In the transition from an old WordPress or static site, the first job is the URL list. Service and blog addresses ranked on Google are connected to their new counterparts with 301. "We opened a new site, let's forget the old ones" cuts organic traffic overnight. The redirect map is in the delivery file.

Images are compressed, names are written meaningfully. `IMG_4021.jpg` tells neither the browser nor the search engine anything. Alt text is not decoration, it's an accessibility and local search clue. Heavy video background breaks the first paint (LCP); poster and short loop are used if needed.

On launch day, domain, hosting, and SSL are locked at the same table. www / apex are merged into a single canon, corporate email MX is not forgotten. Panel password is left to you; "let it stay in the agency account" model produces a lock on exit. From the office in Skyport Residence or remotely, the same checklist works.