Four new client projects in the portfolio: Skymar, HATKO Solar, Av-Nur, Hekimoğlu

I have added four new client projects to my portfolio. Three are in logistics and one is in manufacturing. In all four, the work goes beyond a brochure site that describes the company's services: quote forms, calculation tools, a multilingual structure and admin panels used by the company's own team are all part of the projects. I'm Berke Özyaşar; I have prepared a separate page for each project, and below is a short summary of each.

Skymar: web, iOS and Android

For our client Skymar Lojistik I built a full package: a Turkish and English corporate website, an iOS and Android app offering shipment tracking, invoices and messaging with a customer representative, and management screens from which staff send notifications. The app is live on Google Play and the App Store under the company's own store accounts. Details are on the Skymar project page.

HATKO Solar

For HATKO Solar, a manufacturer of PV junction boxes and connectors, I built a corporate product website in Turkish, English, Chinese and German. The site has a certificates page, a PDF document center and a chat window called HATKO Asistan; the content is managed from a panel that uses no database and lets the team edit directly on the page. Details are on the HATKO Solar project page.

Av-Nur Lojistik

For the international freight company Av-Nur I built a website in Turkish, English and Italian, along with a custom-built admin panel. A detailed quote form, a CBM calculator, an Incoterms 2023 guide and automatically fetched announcements from UND, the International Transporters' Association, are the site's standout sections. Details are on the Av-Nur project page.

Hekimoğlu Lojistik

For Edirne-based Hekimoğlu Uluslararası Taşımacılık I built a website and admin panel with PHP and MySQL. Fleet and service pages, a documents page that keeps view and download counts, a quote form and news written from the panel are all part of the site. Details are on the Hekimoğlu Lojistik project page.

I have gathered what I learned from these projects into three blog posts: a website for a logistics company, a website and mobile app in one package and an admin panel without a database.