Services

Corporate Website Development

Build a fast, secure corporate website with Astro, Cloudflare and technical SEO foundations that strengthen your digital identity.

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Many corporate companies are still forced to manage their website — the first point of contact for potential customers — on slow, mobile-incompatible, or difficult-to-update systems. A site that loads in 4–5 seconds, was designed for desktop, and has no CMS becomes the easiest obstacle standing in front of an otherwise strong company. This can make the site harder to use and negatively affect brand perception.

Our Solution Approach

We position corporate websites not just as a visual asset, but as a sales and reputation tool. At the start of the project, content architecture, user journey, and SEO requirements are planned together; the technical infrastructure is then built on this foundation. Astro is considered for content-heavy projects, and Next.js according to the scope of application interactions and dynamic features; both can support multilingual sites. Cloudflare deployment, including Cloudflare Pages where appropriate, is planned around static output and server function requirements. Global CDN, DDoS protection and SSL management are included in that plan.

Scope & Features

  • Mobile-first design — Page structures are designed to work on mobile screens first
  • Core Web Vitals optimization — LCP, CLS, and INP metrics are targeted from the start of the project; improved through measurement, not guesswork
  • Technical SEO setup — Schema.org structured data, canonical tag management, sitemap, and robots.txt configuration are included as standard
  • CMS integration — A management panel where marketing and content teams can add pages, blog posts, or case studies without technical assistance
  • Cloudflare security layer — DDoS protection, bot management, WAF rules, and automated SSL certificate management
  • Google Analytics 4 & Search Console — Traffic sources, user behavior and search performance monitoring set up with the required account access
  • Multilingual structure (TR/EN) — URL-based language separation, hreflang tags, and language-based organization of content management
  • Accessibility standards — Screen reader support and keyboard navigation targeting WCAG 2.1 AA compliance

Technical Standards

All projects are delivered targeting 90+ in the Performance, Accessibility, and SEO categories of the Lighthouse score. Keeping page load time under 2 seconds is set as the primary performance criterion. On content-heavy sites developed with Astro, JavaScript output is kept near zero, fully leveraging the server-side rendering advantage. The same approach is applied across corporate, service and multilingual website projects.

Who Is It For?

  • SMEs and mid-sized companies losing customers to competitors because of a slow or non-mobile-friendly site
  • Companies targeting export or international partnerships that need a professional, multilingual digital identity
  • Organizations where website updates depend on the IT department and the marketing team wants to work independently

Expected Outcomes

  • A technical foundation for organic visibility — results are tracked through Search Console data alongside content and competition
  • Increased visitor trust — a fast-loading, mobile-friendly, professional-looking site removes barriers before conversion
  • Marketing team independence — the CMS eliminates waiting on IT for every new piece of content, campaign, or case study
  • Security and resilience — Cloudflare protections, caching and monitoring aim to reduce the impact of attacks and traffic spikes

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you use Astro or Next.js, and how is that decided?

Astro is considered for content-heavy projects, and Next.js according to the scope of application interactions and dynamic features. Both can support multilingual sites. The deployment environment is chosen according to static output and server function requirements.

Do we have to contact you every time we want to update content?

No. A CMS panel is set up so the marketing and content team can add pages, blog posts or case studies without technical assistance. The goal is that site updates no longer depend on the IT department.

How do you measure that the site is genuinely fast?

Projects are delivered targeting 90+ in the Performance, Accessibility and SEO categories of Lighthouse. Keeping page load time under 2 seconds is the primary performance criterion, and LCP, CLS and INP are improved through measurement rather than guesswork from the start of the project.

What is included on the SEO side and when do we see results?

Schema.org structured data, canonical tag management, sitemap and robots.txt configuration are in scope. Google Analytics 4 and Search Console setup is planned with the required account access. Organic visibility also depends on content, competition and other ranking factors, so there is no fixed result timeline; changes are tracked with real data.