Blog
Short, direct answers to the questions people ask when commissioning software: price, time, ownership, technology and process.
What is on the blog?
The blog answers the questions people ask when they commission a website, an online store, a mobile app or custom software. We write about price, time, ownership, technology choices and process. Every post starts with a question and answers it in the first paragraph.
New to this? Start with how to get a website built, what a website costs and the definition of done. To be found in search engines and AI answers, read what makes a website SEO-friendly and how to show up in AI search.
Frequently asked questions
Which post should I read first?
If this is your first website, start with the step-by-step guide. If you are planning a budget, read the cost post. If you are collecting quotes, read how to compare software quotes.
Do the posts give prices?
We do not give exact figures, because scope sets the price. Instead we explain which items raise the price and how to compare quotes. A one-page quote for your own project is free.
What topics do you cover?
Websites, e-commerce, mobile apps, custom software and the working process. Every post belongs to one of these five categories.
What if I do not understand a term?
Check the glossary. It explains the terms that come up in quotes and meetings in plain English, with an example. Most terms in the posts link to it.
Are the posts on KVKK and e-invoicing legal advice?
No. They explain the general picture and point to official sources. For your own case, ask your accountant or legal adviser.
Website redesign SEO: a migration and 301 redirect checklist
Website redesign SEO without the traffic drop: URL inventory, 301 map, moving titles and structured data, Search Console steps and post-launch checks.
How to build an MVP: start small and test with real users
How to build an MVP: sort features into must-have, later and never, fix time and budget first, measure from day one and plan what comes next.
How to compare software quotes: two prices for different work cannot be compared
Are your software quotes pricing the same work? A guide to comparing them with a scope table, hidden costs, ten questions and red flags.
Accounting and ERP integration: connecting your website and CRM to Logo, Mikro or Paraşüt
Accounting integration moves customers, stock, orders, invoices and payments between your site, CRM and accounting system. What flows, which way, and what to do without an API.
Marketplace integration: syncing products, stock and orders with Trendyol, Hepsiburada and Amazon
Marketplace integration keeps products, prices, stock, orders, shipping and invoices in sync. The single stock source rule, off-the-shelf tools versus custom work, and sync problems.
Publishing your app to the App Store and Google Play: accounts, review and release
How to publish an app to the App Store and Google Play: whose name the accounts go in, what they cost, how testing and review work and why apps get rejected.
Payment gateway integration in Turkey: virtual POS, 3D Secure and installments
How payment gateway integration works for online stores in Turkey: bank virtual POS or payment institution, 3D Secure, fees and settlement, installments, refunds and testing.
Website maintenance: why it matters, what it covers and what drives the cost
Website maintenance covers updates, security patches, backups, SSL renewal, uptime monitoring and small changes. Why it matters and what drives the cost.
KVKK compliant website: privacy notice, explicit consent and cookies in Turkey
What a KVKK compliant website needs if you do business in Turkey: privacy notices on forms, separate consent, a real cookie choice and data transfer abroad.
Site speed and Core Web Vitals: what LCP, INP and CLS mean and how to fix them
Core Web Vitals are the three measures Google uses for page experience: LCP, INP and CLS. The thresholds, the usual causes and how to fix each one.
How to show up in AI search: becoming a source in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity
To show up in AI search, a page has to be indexed, open to AI crawlers and easy to quote. What works, what is overstated, and what we do on our own site.
What makes an SEO friendly website?
An SEO friendly website loads fast, works on phones and carries clean headings, structured data and a sitemap. Here is the technical checklist we use before launch.
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