How long does it take to build a corporate website?
The honest answer is "it depends on how quickly decisions are made." For an experienced team, design and coding are the most predictable part of the process. What stretches the schedule is usually copy that never arrives, images that still need to be found and a page list that changes halfway through the project.
That is why we start with clarity, not with code. After the first phone call, we work with you to decide on the page list and where the content will come from. Once that is clear, by the end of the first 10 days you have a site in front of you with real content that works properly on both phones and computers.
The 10-day roadmap
| Day | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1 | Introductory call, preliminary analysis, review of your current site and competitors |
| 2 | Approval of the page plan, menu structure and content list |
| 3-4 | Design language, colors and fonts, home page and inner page templates |
| 5-7 | Copy put in place, images prepared, forms and KVKK (Türkiye's Personal Data Protection Law) texts |
| 8-9 | SEO foundation, speed tuning, redirect list for old URLs |
| 10 | Delivery at a test address; you and your team browse it and leave comments |
This table is a template; not every project follows the same order. For a manufacturer with a large product catalog, for example, days 5-7 go to transferring product data, while at a consulting firm the same time goes to writing the team and case study pages.
What do we need from you?
The most effective way to keep the timeline short is to gather the information we need at the start. A short checklist to prepare:
- Your logo and, if you have one, your brand guidelines
- A company introduction, catalog or existing presentation files
- A list of products or services, plus any technical documents
- Photos of your office, production floor or team (if you have none, we will find a solution together)
- Domain name and current hosting details
- Example websites you like, and ones you do not
You do not need to write the copy from scratch. Scattered notes, old brochures or what you tell us on the phone are enough; we turn them into clear, readable web copy.
Common mistakes that slow things down
In our experience, most delays come from a few familiar causes: no clear person giving approval, new sections being added in the middle of the project, and the "let's see the design first and think about the copy later" approach. Finishing the design before the content means pages have to be rearranged later to fit the text. That is why we recommend working with a single decision-maker and developing the content together with the design.
After 10 days you have not a mockup but a real site with real content that you can click through; revisions are made on that site.
Frequently asked questions
Will the site go live within 10 days?
Within the first 10 days, the site is ready at a test address. Going live happens in one step after you have reviewed and approved it.
Will it take longer if my content is not ready?
It may take somewhat longer. But we can also start with the scattered information you already have; editing and writing the copy is part of the job.
Can a large product catalog also fit into 10 days?
If the catalog is in a well-organized file, it usually fits. If the data is scattered, we plan extra time for the transfer and tell you so up front.
For the full scope of the service, see the corporate website page; for our working steps, see how we work. To get started, contact us or call +90 850 432 55 13.