What we do
- Company sites and landing pages: simple pages that describe your business, services or product, with contact details that are easy to find. It can be a one-page landing site or a multi-page company site.
- Multilingual sites: each language is published at its own address (for example /en/, /es/); a language switcher and the tags that tell search engines which page is in which language are set up together.
- Forms: contact, sign-up and "notify me" forms. Bot protection is added against automated submissions; messages reach you by email or are collected in a list.
- SEO basics: a title and description for every page, structured data (schema.org), a sitemap and Google Search Console setup. Pages are built so that visitors, search engines and AI tools can all read them easily.
- Admin panels and internal tools: record-keeping, tracking and reporting screens your team uses in the browser, with user login and permissions.
- Domain, hosting and email: connecting the domain, a secure connection (HTTPS), hosting setup, and forwarding addresses like info@yourdomain to your existing mailbox.
- QR menus: multilingual menus that open on the phone, for restaurants, cafes and hotels; details are on the QR menus page.
Who it is for
- New businesses that are about to open their first website.
- Businesses whose site is outdated, slow to load or broken on phones.
- Anyone who wants to promote an app or a game before launch and collect the email addresses of interested people.
- Anyone who wants to move work that is kept by hand in Excel sheets or paper forms into the browser; for that kind of work, see custom software and automation.
How we work
- Intro and scope: together we write down who the site is for, which pages and languages it will have, and who will provide the texts and images.
- Design draft: the home page and a sample inner page are prepared in phone and computer views; we do not move on to code until the draft is approved.
- Development: before launch, the site is opened at a preview address that you can see, and you follow progress in the working site.
- Launch and after: the domain is connected, any old addresses are redirected to the new pages, and the site is added to Search Console; content updates and maintenance follow.
What sets the price
- The number of pages and languages.
- Who provides the texts and images: whether they are ready, or need to be written or translated.
- Features such as forms, memberships and payments.
- Whether you need an admin panel or a content editing screen.
- Hosting and what you expect in maintenance after launch.
Domain and, where applicable, hosting fees are paid to the provider through accounts opened in your name, and are separate from the development fee. The quote is free; we send the scope, timeline and price in writing within 2 business days.
Example projects
negroblan.co
The site you are reading now. It is published in three languages: Turkish, English and Spanish. The contact form is protected against bots with Cloudflare Turnstile, visits are measured without cookies, and every page carries structured data for search engines. The site runs on Cloudflare Workers.
triviumarena.com
The Turkish, English and Spanish landing site for the game Trivium Arena: sections that explain the game's modes and jokers, screenshots from the game, an FAQ, a short demo playable in the browser, and a "notify me" list for getting an email when the game is released. This site also runs on Cloudflare Workers.
FAQ
Can I update the site myself later?
For content that changes often, such as announcements, products or prices, a simple editing screen that works in the browser can be set up. For sites that rarely change, it is not needed; you send us your change requests and we make them. We decide together which suits you when we talk.
Whose name are the domain and hosting under?
Yours. The domain and the hosting account belong to you; we do the setup, and you give us access if needed. If you want to work with someone else later, you are not tied to anyone when moving the site.
Will the site show up on Google?
We set up the technical groundwork that lets search engines find and understand the site: page titles and descriptions, structured data and a sitemap. The site is also added to Google Search Console. Where it ranks in search cannot be guaranteed; content and time largely decide that.
Will it look right on a phone?
Yes. The design starts at phone width and then expands to tablet and computer screens; before launch it is tested at different screen widths and in different browsers.
Can you redo my existing site?
Yes. First we list the pages and addresses of the current site; every old address that changes is permanently redirected to its new page. That way old links keep working and your place in search results is not lost because of an address change.
Tell us about your project
Write a few sentences about the kind of site you have in mind, the address of your current site if you have one, and whether you have a date in mind.