Corporate Website Examples: 8 Sites We Built and Why

1. Nafiz Başaran Boxing School: light and full of motion

The site of former national boxing coach Nafiz Başaran's school in Beşiktaş was built on Elementor and 27 plugins. We rebuilt it on a hand-coded WordPress theme and the plugin count dropped to 5. The school chose the dark, motion-rich direction out of three designs, and we added a tool that builds a weekly training plan for each level.

Lesson: what weighs a site down is often not the design but the plugin load behind it.

2. Töz Solar Energy: trust for a service company

We built the corporate site of Töz Solar, a solar power plant installation and maintenance company. For service companies like this, visitors look for trust first: what the company does, which services it offers and how to get in touch should be clear on the first screen.

Lesson: on a service company's site, the first screen should answer one question: "Can this company do my job?"

3. PATi TV: a channel that runs its own content

We wrote a dedicated WordPress theme for the TV channel PATi TV. The home page has a live stream player, the day's schedule, the latest videos pulled automatically from the channel, programmes, a photo gallery and a blog. Programmes are managed from the dashboard with their day and time.

Lesson: if the content changes often, making everything manageable from the dashboard removes the need to ask a developer for every update.

4. Alnair Investment Advisory: brand and site together

For Alnair, an investment advisory firm based in Morocco, we prepared both the logo and brand identity and the corporate website.

Lesson: when the logo and the site come from the same hands, colours, typefaces and tone are consistent from the start, and nobody has to bend one to fit the other later.

5. BAKCHOM Construction: a good revision instead of a new site

On the site of a construction company in Greece, the home page weighed 8.84 MB and 8.4 MB of it was a single animated GIF. We turned the GIF into a 0.23 MB video that shows the same thing, gave 16 pages a main heading and a search title, and added pages for four new projects and a separate page for Greek searches. The PageSpeed phone score rose from 45 to 63 and the desktop score from 60 to 97.

Lesson: you do not always need a new site; a revision in the right places can make a big difference.

6. Hazır Tur: a booking request without payment

We built the site of the Hajj and Umrah organiser Hazır Tur from scratch: nine pages, Umrah programme details, a booking request form without payment, a blog and a Turkish 404 page. The design grew out of the company's logo colours.

Lesson: not every sale has to close on the site; a request form without payment can be the simplest way to start a conversation with a customer.

7. Firmayap: software of its own

For Firmayap, a business directory for Turkey, we developed a hand-coded WordPress theme and a directory plugin.

Lesson: if ready plugins do not cover the job (a directory, listings, bookings), writing a plugin for that job is sturdier than stacking several plugins.

8. Başaran Lastik: corporate site and shop in one

On the WordPress and WooCommerce site of a tyre company in Izmir we simplified the menu and header, cleared the demo content and translated every visible text into Turkish. We opened the shop and moved the old site's tyre, wheel and battery catalogue over with its categories, and added a B2B portal entry, a blog and a photo gallery.

Lesson: a corporate site and a shop can live under one roof; what matters is keeping the menu simple.

For your site

Each of these sites came from a different need. Write us a few lines about what you need; we will show you a similar job and pin down the scope and price together. A corporate website starts from $200 with us and usually goes live within 1-2 weeks.