Getting a website built
A brochure site, a catalogue, a blog and a contact form. I do not install a ready-made theme; I build the site on infrastructure I wrote myself and you manage the content from a panel. The site you are reading runs on the same thing.
What it solves
- Your name is searched and you do not come up; a social media account does.
- You answer the same question on WhatsApp five times a day.
- You have a site but it has not been updated in two years, because updating it means calling someone.
- Opened on a phone the text spills over and nobody scrolls down.
How it goes
- We talk: what you sell, how customers find you, what has to be on the site.
- I lay out the page structure — which page answers which search.
- I write the first drafts, you correct them. The knowledge that explains the work is yours.
- Design and build. You see an interim version at a live address and comment on it.
- Launch: domain, certificate, Google Search Console, analytics.
- Handover: I show you the panel, the accounts move into your name.
What is included
- One design that works on phone, tablet and desktop
- A content panel — you edit pages, blog posts and images yourself
- Technical SEO: sitemap, structured data, correct headings, speed
- A contact form — messages arrive in your inbox
- Google Search Console and visitor measurement set up
- A multilingual version if wanted (as described on the Alanya page)
- A link to the QR menu or the appointment system if wanted
What I do not do
I do not pour your content into an off-the-shelf theme and call it a site. A ready theme starts cheap, then every change costs dearly.
I do not sell a monthly "SEO package". There is nowhere you can buy a ranking; what can be done is having the site technically right and publishing regularly. Neither is a one-off, and both are in your hands.
I do not promise first place. If someone does, ask them exactly what they are guaranteeing.
Frequently asked
- How long does it take?
- Once the scope is clear, a brochure site is usually a few weeks. The delay is almost always content: text, photographs, product lists. Not code.
- Who writes the content?
- I write the skeleton and the first drafts, you correct them. Sending an empty file and saying "fill it in" holds the job up for months.
- Can I update the site myself afterwards?
- Yes. There is a panel for adding posts, changing page text and uploading photos. You do not need to know any code.
- My domain and hosting are elsewhere — can they move?
- They can. You do not even have to transfer the domain; changing where it points is enough. I set up redirects for the old site’s addresses so the ranking you already have in Google is not lost.
- Do you use WordPress?
- No. I use Payload and Next.js. The reason is not ideological: I want a site that works without a pile of plugins, does not break on update day, and opens fast.
- What does it cost?
- A number given before the scope is clear only misleads; a five-page brochure site and a system that takes orders are not the same job. Write down what you want, we settle the scope together, and we talk about price after that.
- What happens if I want to carry on with someone else?
- The domain, the server accounts and the code are in your name. If we stop working together there is nothing for me to hand over — it is already yours. I do not keep anyone technically locked in.
Write down what you want
A paragraph or two about your business and what you want on the site is enough. If it is not a good fit, I will say so.
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