with Media Goril
Web design in five practical steps.
From your goals to a tested website.
A website project needs more than a visual design. Media Goril, based in Ankara, Türkiye, considers your goals, page structure, content, mobile use and implementation together. The five steps below explain a practical project flow; deliverables and responsibilities are agreed for each project.
monkey.
An introductory scope for businesses that want to explain their services on a small set of pages and guide visitors to contact them.
domain.
basic hosting.
4 page design.
3 corporate emails.
mobile friendly design.
special color palette selection.
responsive design.
orangutan.
An extended scope for more detailed service information and regular content updates.
domain.
advanced hosting.
10 page design.
10 corporate emails.
mobile friendly design.
special color palette selection.
responsive design.
basic search engine optimization.
social media integration.
google analytics setup.
admin panel.
gorilla.
A scope for multilingual or broader content and feature needs, with details agreed at the quotation stage.
domain.
business hosting.
unlimited page designs.
20 corporate emails.
mobile friendly design.
special color palette selection.
responsive design.
advanced search engine optimization.
social media integration.
google analytics setup.
admin panel.
language options.
FAQ page.
Performance.
Performance review considers the available measurements, page assets and user experience. Server response, image size, delivery configuration and scripts can affect loading. The checks below are planning topics, not measured scores or campaign results.
- Review server response and hosting conditions.
- Check image and other page asset sizes.
- Evaluate delivery and caching configuration where appropriate.
- Review the scripts and plugins required for the page.
1. Discovery and content planning.
Start with the audience, services and main action you want visitors to take. Review existing pages and materials, then decide what should be kept, updated or created. Agree who supplies text, visuals and approvals.
2. Layout and mobile design.
Plan a clear layout for desktop and mobile visitors. Check navigation, text size, buttons and forms on small screens. Responsive design adapts the layout; usability checks confirm that visitors can complete important actions.
3. Development and SEO foundations.
Implement the agreed design and page structure. Review page titles, descriptions, heading hierarchy, internal links and basic indexing needs. Site renewal projects also consider existing URLs and content. These foundations support search access; they do not guarantee rankings.
4. Testing and review.
Check navigation, forms, links, screen layouts and content before launch. Review available performance information and record issues that need attention. Technical checks and customer acquisition are different outcomes; a tested website does not guarantee sales.
5. Launch and content management.
Publish the approved pages and agree who manages content and access. Define which areas can be edited through the administration panel. Hosting, licences, renewal costs, maintenance and future changes should be explained in the project scope.
To begin a website project, share your current website, services, existing content and main goal. We can discuss page structure, required materials and responsibilities before defining the scope. Share your website brief or explore our services.