Alpkan Teknoloji

A web presence that earns trust with corporate buyers

Alpkan Teknoloji's audience is technically literate corporate buyers: procurement teams, project managers, people running tender processes. The previous web presence didn't speak to them — products were disorganised, the contact path was unclear, and the visual tone didn't match the company. What was needed was a clean corporate site that communicated competence without unnecessary noise.

B2B layout logic and quote form architecture

For a B2B site the user journey differs from a consumer one: the visitor isn't browsing, they're evaluating. I structured the content hierarchy around that: company capability first, product catalogue clear, path to requesting a quote short.

The quote form took some thought. Connecting it to a backend server wasn't necessary; I routed it through Formspree on top of Next.js's static export. That kept the infrastructure simple and gave the client an email-based, manageable intake flow.

In a multi-page structure it mattered that each page was independently readable — a corporate buyer landing on the catalogue page directly from a search engine should find it complete and coherent on its own. Each page tells its piece of the story without depending on the others.

Static web, for a non-trivial reason

A dynamic backend would have added complexity this project didn't warrant. Alpkan's content won't change frequently — product catalogue and contact details sit comfortably in static pages. Next.js static export plus Vercel's CDN locks in load speed and uptime while pushing maintenance overhead close to zero. Tailwind let me build out the corporate colour palette and typographic consistency quickly.

What shipped

A live multi-page corporate site at alpkanteknoloji.com: product catalogue, quote request form, and company pages. In the client's words: "He understood what we actually needed and didn't pad the work. Delivered on the promised date and stayed easy to reach afterwards."