Brand-specific design
Content hierarchy, layout and visual language are shaped around your brand. Together we plan what visitors see first and which step they take next.

The right start online.
I design websites that tell your brand’s story, work smoothly on mobile and let you manage the content yourself.




A website should explain your services clearly, showcase your work and make it easy for visitors to reach you. That’s why I start with the site’s purpose, not the number of pages.
Whether it’s a new business site, a personal portfolio or a redesign, we plan the content structure together. We choose between WordPress and a custom build based on how often you’ll update, the features you need and the maintenance you expect. From Bodrum, I also work remotely with businesses in other cities and countries.
I handle visual design and user experience as one plan.
Content hierarchy, layout and visual language are shaped around your brand. Together we plan what visitors see first and which step they take next.

Menus, text, images and forms adapt to every screen size. Usability details such as readability, tap targets and horizontal overflow are checked.
We define which text, images and projects you want to update. The admin panel is built around those needs, and editing steps are shared at handover.
Page titles, descriptions, URL structure, image alt text and the sitemap are all covered, with attention to speed and accessibility. No ranking guarantees are made.
Multilingual-ready sites that highlight rooms, menus and booking information — with seasonal content that tourism businesses in Bodrum can update.
Optimised images, modern infrastructure and clean code, so pages load fast even on mobile connections.
How we work together
From content to launch, you always know what you’re approving.
We define your goals, audience and required pages, and prepare a checklist for copy, photos, domain and any existing site access.
First we settle the visual direction and key pages. Then I build the mobile version, editable areas and required features of the approved design.
We check links, forms and how the site looks on different screens, set up domain and hosting, launch the site and complete the handover.
Every site has different needs. Depending on the type of site, we choose the page structure, content layout and platform together.
Visitors should understand who you are, what you do and how to reach you within seconds. That’s why service pages, references and contact options come first.
Rooms, menus and amenities shine in large photos, and guests reach the booking or contact step effortlessly. Multilingual support for international guests is planned from the start.
Categories, tags and search make posts easy to find, and reading is comfortable on mobile too. You can publish a new post from the panel in minutes.
Projects are presented with large images in a filterable layout, and each one tells its story on its own page. The site you’re on right now is a portfolio example.
We make the choice together, based on budget, maintenance responsibility and how you’ll update content.
Common questions before starting a web design project.
Yes. We first review the content, page URLs and current platform, decide what to keep and plan redirects for any changed URLs — so the scope of the redesign is clear from the start.
We can start from your existing content. If you need new copy, a photo shoot, stock images or translation, we agree on responsibilities and extra costs before the quote.
These are handled separately from design and development. We clearly agree on renewal fees, account ownership, backups and maintenance responsibilities.
You can edit everything included in the admin panel; we decide upfront which text, images and records will be manageable. New page templates or features may require additional work.
It depends on the number of pages, custom features, content readiness and the approval schedule. Once the requirements are clear, we set a realistic delivery plan.
Have an idea?
Tell me briefly; we’ll define scope, timeline and budget together.