A fast, secure and mobile-friendly corporate website with a strong technical SEO foundation and clearer digital identity.
The business goal behind the work
The project was planned around the way Hakkı Akgün presents its services, builds confidence and guides visitors towards a meaningful next step. The experience was considered within the expectations of the Legal & Consulting market rather than being treated as a generic website template.
For legal and advisory services, trust, clarity and professional boundaries led the experience; structured expertise replaced exaggerated marketing language.
Scope and delivery approach
The scope brought together Corporate Website, SEO Services, Web Performance Optimisation. Information architecture, brand consistency, mobile usability and clear contact paths were reviewed as parts of the same customer journey.
- Corporate Website: a trust-led corporate experience with clear service and contact paths.
- SEO Services: search-aligned content, discoverability and a sustainable organic visibility foundation.
- Web Performance Optimisation: a fast, stable page experience that reduces waiting, especially on mobile.
From first impression to contact
The visitor journey was shaped around three questions: what the business offers, why it can be trusted and what the visitor should do next. Page order, supporting visuals and calls to action were refined together so that the experience remains clear without relying on specialist terminology.
Visibility, trust and continuity
Search-friendly page structure, readable content hierarchy, performance and maintainable publishing practices were built into the delivery. The result is intended to remain useful after launch, with clear ownership of content and room for future improvements.
A foundation that can evolve
The work was delivered as a manageable business asset rather than a one-off presentation. Content areas can be updated, new needs can be added without disrupting the core journey, and future improvements can be prioritised using real visitor and enquiry signals.
