How do you build a multilingual website?

I use a separate, indexable URL for each language and connect the pages with hreflang links. You can provide the translations yourself, or we can plan them together.

Can we update the site ourselves?

Yes. For content that changes often, I add an admin panel where you can manage announcements, galleries, documents and incoming messages.

Do you use ready-made themes?

Usually not. I write sites to fit the need with PHP, static HTML or Next.js, so there is no unnecessary plugin overhead and the pages load fast.

Can you redesign our existing site?

Yes. I first list your existing pages and the URLs that receive search traffic, then migrate to the new site while preserving or redirecting them.

Corporate & Multilingual Website Development

A corporate website is a company's first impression: a site that explains your services clearly, loads fast on a phone, shows up in search engines and leads visitors to request a quote or get in touch. I'm Berke Özyaşar. I have built corporate and multilingual websites for client companies in customs, transport and logistics, and I also write the web side of our own products.

Who it's for

Service companies that want to present each service on its own page and collect quote requests
Logistics, export and tourism companies that need to reach international customers in more than one language
Organizations that want their own team to update content such as announcements, galleries and documents
Startups that want to launch a web-based product or membership system

What's included

Information architecture: which service is presented on which page, and in what order
A mobile-first, fast-loading interface
Multilingual structure: a separate URL for each language, hreflang tags and a language switcher
Technical SEO: title and description tags, structured data, a sitemap, clean URLs
Contact and quote forms, WhatsApp and phone shortcuts, email notifications
An admin panel as needed: messages, gallery, video, documents and content management
Going live: domain, SSL and Cloudflare setup

How I work

Content and structure first

Before moving on to design, we map out the page list and the purpose of each page. For logistics companies this usually means one page per service, the regions served and a quote flow.

Then the right technology

Not every site needs the same tool. For brochure sites that rarely change, static HTML and light JavaScript are enough and very fast. For frequently updated content I build an admin panel with PHP and MySQL. For highly interactive projects I use Next.js.

Speed and measurability

Serving images in modern formats at the right size, avoiding unnecessary libraries and caching pages makes a real difference, especially for mobile visitors. I also set up the tracking you need to see which pages your form submissions and quote requests come from.

Launch and beyond

Before launch I check the site on different phones and browsers and run speed tests. After launch I provide support for new pages, new languages and content updates.

Example projects

For EKA Gümrük I built a PHP and MySQL site with a service map, a video gallery, a library of customs regulation documents and its own admin panel. The MGT France site is live in French, English, Turkish and Spanish, with ten separate service pages and a shipping cost calculator. Valor Lojistik was built with Next.js in Turkish, English and Russian. For an example of a product that runs on the web, take a look at kpss.ai.

My other work in logistics and manufacturing:

Skymar: a Turkish and English corporate site with a quote form, a CBM calculator and an Incoterms 2023 guide. I built it as a single package together with the iOS and Android app.
Av-Nur Lojistik: a Turkish, English and Italian site with a detailed quote form, a CBM calculator and a custom-built admin panel.
Hekimoğlu Lojistik: a PHP and MySQL site and admin panel with a quote form, a documents page and news management.
HATKO Solar: a four-language product site for a PV junction box manufacturer, with an admin panel that edits content directly on the page, without a database.