Websites & Digital Experiences
For firms and professionals who need a website that explains what they do, earns trust and is easy to find. Content architecture, UX direction and a responsive build scoped to the real audience.
When this matters
The current website, if there is one, does not explain the business to the people who matter. Trade buyers cannot find product details, visitors in a trust-sensitive field cannot tell who they are dealing with, and search engines see a few thin pages. A template site would look like everyone else's.
I developed the Aegean Sun Fruit website, a bilingual site for a dried-fruit exporter's trade buyers, and the gizemkarakurt.com website for a chest-diseases specialist. In both, the work started with the audience and the content structure, not the visual theme.
Decisions it helps make
- Who the website is for, and what each audience must be able to do
- Which pages and content types the site needs
- Whether the site needs more than one language, and how they relate
- How visitors move from reading to a contact or inquiry
- What the owner will update after launch, and how
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How an engagement could work
- DefineAudiences, goals and content inventory agreed with the owner, including what claims need the business's own approval.
- StructureContent architecture, page models and UX direction, with the inquiry or contact path designed early.
- Build and hand overA responsive site built and handed over with notes on content updates, as separately agreed for each project.
A good fit
- Exporters and B2B firms that need to present products to trade buyers
- Professionals in trust-sensitive fields who need a clear, accurate presence
- Owners who want a bilingual site planned properly from the start
Not a fit
- Online shops needing payments, stock management and order fulfilment
- Campaigns that need paid advertising management or social media content
Outside this work
Online payments, advertising management, ongoing social media work, copywriting of regulated claims and legal review are outside this work. Hosting and maintenance are agreed separately if needed.
Working together
Scope, format and terms are agreed case by case. Strategy, design and build can be scoped together or separately.
Questions answered
Do you own the businesses behind the websites you show?
No. I developed the Aegean Sun Fruit and gizemkarakurt.com websites. The fruit-export business and the medical practice belong to their own operators.
Can the site be in English and Turkish?
Yes. The Aegean Sun Fruit website was built bilingual. Language structure is decided early, because it affects URLs, navigation and search setup.
Will you write the content?
I help structure it and can draft parts of it. Claims about the business, such as certifications or medical statements, must come from and be approved by the owner.
Can you guarantee search rankings?
No. A well-structured site gives search engines a clear picture of the business, but rankings depend on many factors outside anyone's control.
Related work
Aegean Sun FruitProduct or buildA bilingual English and Turkish website I developed for an independent dried-fruit trading business, built to present its range to trade buyers and collect enquiries.
gizemkarakurt.comProduct or buildA Turkish-language website I developed for pulmonologist Uzm. Dr. Gizem Karakurt, with condition guides, articles, appointment guidance and privacy notices.SEO/GEO-Ready Information ArchitectureServiceFor websites whose products or services are hard for people, search engines and AI answer tools to understand. Content inventory, page models, internal links and technical search foundations.
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