Websites
The websites service designs and builds sites that load fast, read well on a phone and tell your story properly; it keeps content easy to update yourself and stays around after launch.
A website is the most visited room of your business. Whoever walks in should quickly understand who you are, easily find what they are looking for and see how to get in touch. We achieve this not with visual spectacle but with a clear structure and well-written text.
Who is it for?
For businesses building their first website: we clarify together what you will say, set up a structure that tells a lot with few pages and deliver a site that people searching for you can read comfortably on a phone.
For businesses whose site has become slow, dated or impossible to update: we renew it while preserving existing content and its place in search engines. By planning the URL structure, redirects and measurement from the start, we make the renewal a gain rather than a loss.
For brands working in more than one language or market: we set up language versions in the right structure so that each language has its own address, title and search signals. Campaign and launch pages become part of the same system.
When is it needed?
The signs that start a website project are usually these:
- The site is hard to read on a phone, or opening it means waiting.
- Updating content means asking someone for help every time.
- Your site describes what you did years ago, not what you do today.
- You are hard to find in search results even by name; titles, descriptions and structure are missing.
- People looking for you cannot find how to get in touch on the site and end up writing on social media.
Most of these look small on their own; together they mean the site has stopped telling your story. Renewal begins right there.
What does it cover?
A website project starts with content and does not end at launch. The typical scope is:
- Structure and content plan: which pages exist, one purpose per page and the path a visitor follows; writing the copy or editing existing copy.
- Design: an interface in your brand’s language, conceived for the phone first, legible and accessible; a prototype built with real content.
- Development: a fast, current and secure foundation; images and video served at the right size; forms and integrations set up.
- Search fundamentals: page titles and descriptions, structured data, sitemap, multilingual signals and technical health; not a ranking promise but the removal of obstacles to being found.
- Content management and handover: a simple way for you to update content yourself; domain, hosting and measurement set up; a short training session and written guide.
Our own site is an example of this approach: a cinematic experience and a written layer that search engines and assistants can read live together on the same page. You do not have to choose between spectacle and readability.
How does it proceed?
The most important order of decisions in a website project is content first, then design, then code. A page without text cannot be designed; a page that has not been designed cannot be built.
- Discovery and content: We clarify to whom, what and why you are telling. The page list and the purpose of each page emerge; copy is written or edited.
- Prototype: We build a design with real copy, working first at phone size. Structure and flow are tested at this stage; the visual language settles accordingly.
- Development and testing: The site is built; speed, accessibility, different devices and browsers, forms and search signals are checked one by one.
- Launch and care: Domain and hosting are connected, measurement is set up, old addresses are redirected. Regular updates and support continue after launch.
Launch day is not an ending but the first day of measurement. We watch together where visitors pause, which page they leave from and which search brought them, and develop the site accordingly.
What do we pay attention to?
Speed is not a feature but a precondition. We serve images at the right size, load no unnecessary code and host fonts on your own server. A slow site keeps even the best copy from being read.
Phone first. Most visitors see you on a phone; design starts at the narrowest screen and widens. A structure that works on a small screen works on a large one too.
The site is yours. Domain, hosting and content accounts are opened in your name; source code and documentation are handed over to you. You should be able to continue with another team whenever you wish.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a site built on a ready-made theme?
A ready-made theme thinks of the template first and the content second; we do the opposite. Structure and copy are built around your business, the design carries your brand’s language, and the code loads only what is needed. The result is a faster, more readable site that is yours.
Can we update the content ourselves?
Yes. We set up a simple way for you to change text and images and add new pages yourself, and hand it over with a short training. For larger changes we are around.
Will our site appear in search results?
Nobody can guarantee rankings; be cautious of anyone who does. What we do is remove the technical obstacles to being found, describe every page with the right title and description, and present your content in a structure search engines and assistants can read.
Do we own the domain and hosting?
Yes. All accounts are opened in your name; we work with only as much access as needed. When the engagement ends, the site, content and code remain fully yours.
Do you build multilingual sites?
Yes. Each language is published at its own address with its own titles and descriptions, and the relationship between languages is declared to search engines correctly. Our own site runs in Turkish and English on exactly this structure.
How does site maintenance work?
Updates, backups and security checks are carried out regularly; small content and design improvements are handled within the same routine. When a larger change is needed, we plan it together.
From idea to working product.SHIBAGENCY
The note where we describe the same thinking: A fresh perspective. A new world.
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