Fast business websites that people can actually find
For most businesses the website is the first impression. A site that loads slowly on a phone, doesn't show up on Google or needs an agency for every text change weakens that impression.
The site I built for Songnaria Coffee shows the menu with nutrition values for every item, explains the kids' area and campaigns in their own sections, and collects booking and contact requests through privacy-compliant forms. I adapt the same approach to your business.
What you get
Mobile-first design
Most visitors arrive on a phone, so the design starts on mobile.
Technical SEO
Proper titles and descriptions, structured data, a sitemap and fast loading.
Content management
A panel where you update text, images and announcements without technical knowledge.
Forms and booking
Contact, quote and booking forms with the required privacy notices.
Analytics
See which pages get attention and how often forms are completed.
Launch and maintenance
Domain, SSL and hosting setup, plus small changes after launch.
Speed is a design decision
Serving images at the right size, skipping unnecessary scripts and rendering pages on the server decide how fast a site opens on a phone. With the Next.js setup I use, pages are generated ahead of time and reach visitors as ready-made HTML; search engines read the content without waiting for JavaScript.
Content written for people, not just search engines
Technical SEO makes a site findable, but clear and honest content is what turns visitors into customers. We build pages that explain your services, your price range and why people should choose you, in plain language.
How we work
- 01
Content and structure
Pages, navigation and the purpose of each page are defined.
- 02
Design
A mobile-first design is prepared with your brand colours and typography.
- 03
Development
Pages, forms and the content management panel are built.
- 04
Launch
The domain is connected and the sitemap is submitted to search engines.
Technologies I use
Typical budget and timeline
TRY 18,000 – TRY 45,000
2–4 weeks · depends on scope
Estimate your own scopeFrequently asked questions
- How long until a business site goes live?
- Usually 2–4 weeks if the content is ready; a little longer if we prepare text and images together.
- Can I update the site myself later?
- Yes. I deliver an admin panel where you can change text, images and announcements.
- Will rebuilding our site hurt our SEO?
- Not if old URLs are redirected to the new pages correctly. The migration plan includes the list of old URLs and their redirects.