Software and platforms
Corporate website design and development.
We build multilingual sites your team can update easily, with enquiry and quote forms.
A corporate website is a company's official home online: it says who you are, what you offer and how to reach you.
01 / Definition
What is a corporate website?
At Meybrain Technologies we design it, build the content management behind it and set up the enquiry flows, then launch it under your brand. Your team can keep it up to date without touching code.
Buyers, candidates and suppliers usually look at your website before they reply to you. A good corporate site therefore does more than look polished. It answers three questions plainly: what you do, who you do it for and what working with you is like.
02 / Audience
Who it is for.
- Manufacturers who want quote requests to reach the right person quickly.
- Exporters who need to present their products to buyers in the buyers' own language.
- Professional firms, such as consultancies and engineering or architecture practices, that sell expertise.
- Groups running several brands that want them managed in one place.
- International companies that need a proper Turkish-language presence for the Turkish market.
- Any business whose current site cannot be updated, breaks on phones or never appears in search.
03 / Deliverables
What we deliver.
- 01
Information architecture
A sitemap, the navigation and a clear job for every page.
- 02
Interface design
Screens designed for your brand and checked on desktop, tablet and phone.
- 03
Content management
Pages, news, products or services and images editable without code.
- 04
Multilingual structure
A separate URL per language, with tags that tell search engines which language is which.
- 05
Forms
Quote, contact and application forms with email alerts, and a CRM hand-off if you need one.
- 06
Search foundations
Titles and descriptions, an XML sitemap, structured data and redirects from old URLs.
- 07
Privacy set-up
A privacy notice page and cookie preferences. Your legal adviser owns the wording.
- 08
Pre-launch checks
Accessibility, page speed, forms and redirects.
- 09
Handover
A short training session for your editors and a written guide.
04 / Process
How the project runs.
- 01
Discovery call
Your goals, audience, current site and the state of your content.
- 02
Scope and proposal
Pages, languages, integrations and who prepares what, in writing.
- 03
Content plan
The purpose of each page and the copy, images and documents it needs.
- 04
Design
The home page and sample inner pages for your approval.
- 05
Build
Content panel, forms and language editions, visible on a staging address as we go.
- 06
Content entry and testing
Checks across devices and browsers; every form tested.
- 07
Launch
The site goes live on your domain, on a hosting account opened in your name, with old URLs redirected.
- 08
After launch
Support and further development options are agreed in the contract.
05 / Technology
Technology choices.
The right stack depends on how often the site changes and who changes it:
- 01
Frequent updates, several editors
A content management system with a modern front end such as Next.js, kept as separate layers. Our own site runs on Next.js.
- 02
A small brochure site that rarely changes
Pre-rendered pages, which keep maintenance and attack surface small.
- 03
Your team already knows WordPress
That can be a sensible choice, and we will be clear about plugin upkeep.
Whatever we choose, pages arrive as server-rendered HTML, load quickly on phones and aim to meet Google's Core Web Vitals. We do not sell hosting: your site runs on the provider you choose, under your account.
06 / Example
An example from our work.
For Falco 3D, an Antalya-based company in 3D concrete printing, we built a bilingual corporate site presenting its technology and products. The catalogue and collections sit alongside an admin panel and a contact flow for quote requests.
On a smaller scale, we built a brand site for Adranos Bahçe, a blueberry farm, bringing together the farm's story, its harvest and ordering over WhatsApp. Both are live and listed in our portfolio.
In our portfolio
07 / Pricing
What drives the price.
The page count matters less than these factors:
- A design created for your brand, or an adaptation of an existing design language.
- The number of languages, and who handles translation.
- The content types managed in the panel: catalogue, news, jobs, document library.
- The number of forms and integrations: CRM, email marketing, booking.
- Who supplies the copy, photography and product data.
- Whether content and URLs move over from an old site.
- The level of support after launch.
Every site is priced on its own scope: after the discovery call you receive a written, itemised proposal. Recurring third-party costs such as the domain, hosting and paid plugins appear as separate lines.
08 / Questions
Frequently asked questions.
- 01
How much does a corporate website cost?
It depends on scope. Languages, a custom design and integrations move the price most. You receive a written proposal once the scope is clear.
- 02
Are there yearly costs after launch?
Yes. Domain renewal, hosting and any paid plugins or licences recur every year. Those accounts are opened in your name and paid directly to the provider. A support agreement with us is optional.
- 03
How long does it take?
Content readiness has the largest effect on the timeline; if copy and images are ready at the start, the project moves noticeably faster. We confirm yours in writing with the scope.
- 04
Can we update the site ourselves?
Yes. Pages, news and products are edited in the content panel without code. We train your editors at handover and leave a written guide.
- 05
Who owns the code and design files?
Intellectual property and licensing are set in each project's contract. We discuss the options openly at proposal stage.
- 06
Can you add a Turkish version to our existing international site?
Often, yes. We review how your current site handles languages and either extend it or recommend a cleaner structure, with correct language tags so each version reaches the right searchers.