We can briefly summarize the answer to the question of what is web design; It is the presentation of content consisting of visuals and texts to website visitors in an orderly manner.
The web design process consists of many stages. Our customers can request all and/or some of these stages.
In order to make web design, we first need to know the details of your project as much as possible. The more we master the details of your project, the more we can produce a job suitable for your target audience. The answers to the questions of what is the purpose of this website and what it wants to offer in terms of content become clear at this stage.
If you are having a web design for a company and you do not have a corporate identity, this stage must be completed first. Company logo, colors and slogan are produced at this stage.
Immediately after the completion of the corporate identity work (or if you already have a corporate identity, after you send it to us), the visual designs of the web pages are started to be prepared. Certain pages are designed through the relevant programs and sent to you. After a few revisions, the final version is reached.
When the design is ready and approved, the process of coding static web pages begins. In this process, we start coding the designs we see visually using programming languages such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
After the static coding process is finished, we upload your site as a test to a sub-extension of our own website. We share this test link with you and wait for you to review and approve it. If you have a revision request, we will make revisions.
Once approved in the test publication, the website is published under the domain name that belongs to you. At this stage, you can either use the hosting service we offer or the hosting service you will purchase yourself. After your website is published, it will be crawled and indexed by search engines.
If we need to answer the question of what is a web application, we can say that it is an improved version of web design. While web design usually has static web pages, web applications have modules that can interact with the customer. For example, the ability to enter data through your website, such as messaging between visitors, product reviews, shows that there is an interaction. There are no such operations on the website.
In addition to interactivity, the concepts of integration and authentication also distinguish a web application from a website. Sites that can integrate services with APIs can also be called web applications. For example, if you show the instant status of a crypto exchange on your website with API integration and make a buy-sell transaction, you have a web application.
First of all, a website is the cheapest advertising and promotion tool for your company or personal business. When you have a website, you and/or the services you provide will be accessible and available 24/7. The cost of a product catalog you add to your website will be much cheaper than the cost of a printed catalog with the same products and information. Moreover, the catalog you have printed will be limited in number and you will need to have it done again when it is finished.
For your customers, they need to take the time out of their already busy day to come to your venue, shop or business. When you have a website, they will be able to do this easily while relaxing at home. Considering both the cost of time and the difficulty of transportation today, having a website will put you a few steps ahead.