TALHA KORKMAZ / SERVICES
Bringing brand identity, content and visitor needs together in a clear web experience across screen sizes.
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HOW DOES THIS WORK DEVELOP?
A website extends beyond its first screen. I consider what the visitor is looking for, what the brand wants to communicate and how the content will grow. For a corporate site, portfolio or campaign, I establish the page structure before developing the visual identity into a usable interface.
Learning about a brand, exploring a service and making contact create different content needs. We organise the pages and the paths between them around those needs. I review the available copy, images and project material to define navigation, headings and page sections.
Colour, typography, spacing and imagery reflect the brand’s character. Headings, buttons and the order of content should work together. Testing the visual direction with real content helps assess how it will behave in everyday use.
THE IDEA TAKES SHAPE
From the first brief to the final delivery, every step follows the same visual direction.
A desktop layout needs more than shrinking for a phone. I consider content order, navigation, image ratios and touch areas separately. If an interactive prototype is needed, we can include the main journeys and component states to make the page flow visible.
Design delivery, development, content management and publishing can have different scopes. For developer handover, I organise layouts, component states and usage notes. Coding, domain, hosting, email and maintenance requirements are discussed separately so the proposal is clear.
Deliverables and file requirements are agreed individually for each brief.
We review audiences, page needs and available content, then establish the design and implementation scope.
I develop the sitemap and content order and we review the interface using real copy and images.
I apply the selected direction to internal and mobile pages, refining navigation and component states.
I prepare pages, assets and usage notes in the agreed file structure and review the handover with the implementation team where applicable.
LET’S DEFINE THE NEED
A few sentences in response to these questions are a useful starting point for understanding your needs and defining the scope.
Design, development and publishing are separate stages. This page describes the design process. Development, hosting, domain, content management and maintenance require their own agreed tasks and deliverables.
We can develop the structure and direction using existing content samples. Final layouts need real copy and images. Discussing future content types early helps create a layout that can grow.
Yes. We define the screen layouts and component states in the brief. Content order, navigation and image ratios are considered specifically for mobile use.
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