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Corporate website
Your business, presentable online: who you are, what you do, how to reach you. Fast and tidy on phones too.
example: Clayton · AllisinCreative
What can you order?
Services
From websites to mobile apps — what you can order is below, with real examples. Design and code from one pair of hands, on all of it.
02
Brand / venue site
A showcase with character for a new brand, product or venue — one that sticks.
example: The Piés · Kulüp Müjgan · LaMotionHouse
03
Manage your own content
Change products, prices and announcements from a panel yourself — no calling me for every comma.
example: Clayton
04
Mobile app
Your own app on iOS and Android — from idea to the stores.
05
Online store (e-commerce)
Sell your products online: cart, checkout, order tracking.
06
QR menu (restaurants & cafés)
Your menu on the customer's phone — scanned at the table, prices updated from a panel.
07
Get found on Google + analytics
Customers searching for you find you; see how many visited and where they came from.
example: AllisinCreative
08
Care & assurance
I stay after launch: backups taken, security kept current — the site keeps working.
example: AllisinCreative · Clayton
Tick the boxes — print your sheet
Mark what you need and the receipt printer types up your sheet. No prices on the sheet — once the scope is clear, the quote arrives written and exact.
BERK KARATAŞ — QUOTE SHEET
İŞ EMRİ · PRE-SCOPE
sheet is empty — pick items on the left
— a written, exact quote based on scope —
How it goes
Listen
We pin down the problem and the goal — who are you talking to, why do people come to the site?
Design
Direction, interface, prototype. Presented for your sign-off; answers come before screens.
Build
Fast, clean, production-ready code. You follow along with interim deliveries — no surprises.
Grow
Analytics get set up, content gets updated, the product evolves as new needs arrive.
// pricing: scoped, written and clear — what gets done, by when, for how much.
For the curious: how the bench is set up
The kitchen side — three modes, the tools, and what each shipped.
// hover the tools — the bench is set up differently in every mode
01
Design
The goal isn't decoration: it's a brand that reads clear and confident on screen. I don't arrive with a template — every job starts from the brand's own problem.
From this bench: Kulüp Müjgan, The PiésInterface design
as a system, not page by page: components, states, spacing
Art direction
color, texture and tone — screens that speak the brand's sentence
Typography & layout
character without hurting readability; hierarchy is never an accident
Prototyping
you see a clickable version before deciding
02
Development
Fast, easy-to-maintain sites. Unusual when called for, performant always — fast on launch day and six months later.
From this bench: Clayton, AllisinCreative, this siteCorporate & promo sites
the right tool for the job: content-heavy builds or light-speed promo (Next.js · Astro)
Unusual, interactive sites
including the workshop you toured — I build scenes for experience-driven work (WebGL)
Content panel setup
you update products, news and prices yourself (Sanity · WordPress · Wix Studio)
Speed + getting found on Google
PageSpeed 90+ target, clean metadata, share cards
Turnkey launch
domain, SSL, server, analytics — you only worry about content
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Continuity
A delivery is a product, not a file. I don't hand over a link and vanish: the site lives, gets measured, grows — its real life starts after launch.
Running from this bench: AllisinCreative, Clayton maintenanceMaintenance & updates
versions, backups and security headers refreshed on schedule
Content support
a new page, a campaign, an announcement — I'm there when you're stuck
Measure & improve
GA4 + Search Console set up and watched; whatever the data says, gets done
New features
as needs grow, so does the product — from the same bench
Whatever you need, let's pin it down together.