Website Development
Corporate · Multilingual · GEO
We build corporate websites that explain your business clearly, load fast and get found on search engines and AI answer engines. Your team runs the content from our panel.
Next to Future builds corporate and brand websites, handling design, our own content management panel, multilingual structure and measurement in one team. The goal is simple: a site that loads fast, works for everyone, is easy for search engines and AI answer engines to understand, and that your team can update on its own. We shape each site around the story your brand needs to tell and the answers your visitors are looking for, not around a template.
Who is it for?
We work with companies for which the website is still the first step in winning a customer:
- New companies, or established ones refreshing their corporate identity
- Brands that need to tell the same story in more than one language or market
- Businesses in manufacturing, services, tourism, food or education that want more inbound leads
- Teams whose current site is slow, hard to update or hard to find in search results
If you need a portal or customer panel where users sign in and get work done, what you are looking for is probably a web application. We can also build both under one design language.
What goes into a website we build?
- Our own CMS panel: you build pages from ready-made content blocks and update text, images and menus without waiting for a developer. Role and language management are built in.
- Multilingual structure: each language lives at its own address, and we tell search engines which page serves which language with the right markup.
- Performance: modern image formats such as WebP, compression and caching, with Google's Core Web Vitals as a target from day one.
- SEO and GEO foundations: a clear heading structure, structured data, sitemaps and clean URLs. GEO (generative engine optimization) is the work of getting your content cited as a source by AI answer engines.
- Accessibility: keyboard navigation, sufficient color contrast and markup that screen readers understand.
- KVKK and measurement: a cookie consent and privacy notice flow built for KVKK, Türkiye's data protection law, with analytics and conversion tracking that follow each visitor's choice.
The results are measurable. The website we built for Kemerköy Sitesi, a 901-home community in Göktürk, Istanbul, scored 100 in all four Lighthouse categories on desktop (performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO) in a lab test in October 2026.
Why does visibility in AI search matter?
Your visitors no longer look only at search results; they also read the answers AI assistants give them. To appear in those answers, each page needs to answer one question clearly, the content needs a clean structure, and crawlers need to read the site without obstacles. If the topic is new to you, start with What Is GEO?
01 Scope
One team, design to launch
01
Corporate and brand sites
Sites designed for your brand that explain your company, services and products clearly and turn visitors into leads.
02
Our own CMS panel
Block-based pages, a media library, roles and languages. Your team updates content without waiting for a developer.
03
Speed and accessibility
Fast loading through WebP images, compression and caching, with markup that works well with keyboards and screen readers.
04
SEO, GEO and measurement
Structured data, multilingual markup, KVKK-aligned cookie consent and analytics that follow each visitor's choice.
02 Process
Four steps to launch
01
Discovery
We review your business, audience and current site. You come away with a sitemap, a content plan and a clear scope.
02
Design
We design the interface mobile-first, in your brand's visual language. The home page and key templates come to you for approval.
03
Build
We build the site on our panel, load the content and run speed, accessibility and SEO checks before launch.
04
Launch and care
We go live with redirects, analytics and security settings in place, then keep updating and improving the site.
03 Technology
A fast, solid foundation
We build sites on our own .NET-based platform and use React and Next.js on the pages that need them. Speed and security settings are in place from day one, not added later.
01
Server and CMS
A layered architecture on ASP.NET Core 8, with SQL Server or MySQL for data and Redis for caching.
02
Front end and performance
React and Next.js where needed; WebP images, Brotli compression, HTML minification and page caching.
03
Security and deployment
HTTPS with HSTS, a panel login protected by reCAPTCHA v3, and repeatable releases with Docker, NGINX and GitHub.
- 01ASP.NET Core 8
- 02C#
- 03React
- 04Next.js
- 05TypeScript
- 06Three.js
- 07SQL Server
- 08MySQL
- 09Redis
- 10NGINX
- 11Docker
- 12Azure
- 13GitHub
- 14Google Search Console
- 15Google Analytics 4
- 16Lighthouse
04 Proof
Websites we have built
A selection of the websites we have built for brands across different industries.
05 FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions we hear most often in website projects, with short answers.
01How long does it take to build a corporate website?
It depends on the number of pages and languages, whether the content is ready and any custom features. A corporate site with a clear scope typically goes live in a few weeks to a few months. Content preparation is often the longest part. After a discovery call we share a step-by-step timeline and ask for your sign-off at the end of each phase.
02What drives the cost of a website?
Cost is shaped by the number of pages and templates, the number of languages, how custom the design is, who prepares the content, integrations and the scope of maintenance after launch. Features such as booking, quote calculators or member logins widen the scope. After a short discovery call we share an estimate scoped to your needs.
03Can we update the site ourselves after launch?
Yes. We deliver the site with the content management panel we built ourselves. You edit pages with ready-made content blocks and update text, images, menus and translations without technical knowledge. You decide who can edit what by giving people on your team different roles. At handover we walk through the panel with you step by step. When you need a new section or page type, we add it to the panel as a new content block.
04Will we lose search visibility when we redesign our current site?
Not if the move is planned properly. Before the redesign we list your current URLs, the pages that bring traffic and the external links pointing to your site. We set a permanent (301) redirect for every URL that changes and keep or improve titles and descriptions. After launch we watch crawl errors and indexing in Google Search Console.
05Will the site comply with KVKK and cookie rules?
We design for it from day one. Non-essential cookies and analytics tools do not run until the visitor gives consent, and that choice is passed correctly to your measurement setup. Forms include a privacy notice and, where needed, an explicit consent step. We publish the legal wording of these texts once you or your legal advisor approve it.
06Will our site show up in AI answer engines?
No one can guarantee that, but we can build the structure that makes it more likely. Its foundations are pages that each answer one question clearly, meaningful headings, structured data and clean HTML that crawlers can access. GEO, or generative engine optimization, is the name for the work of getting your content cited as a source in AI assistants' answers.
Touch the Future
Let's plan your website
Tell us about your goals and your current site in a short call, and we will turn that into a clear scope and roadmap.