Business website examples
A good business website answers the visitor’s first question within two taps: what you do, who you do it for and how to reach you. Below are live example sites we built for five sectors — each one fast on a phone and built to accessibility standards — followed by our real, published work. The example sites themselves are in Turkish.
Websites for clinics and doctors: an example
A measured website for dental clinics, doctors, psychologists and dietitians — treatment pages, the team and online booking.
What this example includes
- Online bookingA step-by-step booking request — department, date and time — with a data-protection consent box.
- ServicesDentistry, psychology, nutrition and physiotherapy, each opening onto its own page.
- A service pageScope, the steps of a visit and questions specific to that department, all on one page.
- The teamEach clinician's title, field of work and a short introduction — no claims of superiority.
Built for a fictional business, in Turkish; its forms send nothing. Talk to us about a site like this →
Websites for law firms: an example
A quiet, well-ordered site for a law firm — practice areas, lawyer profiles and informative articles, built with advertising rules in mind from the start.
What this example includes
- Practice areasThe areas the firm works in — an informative list that makes no claim to specialism.
- A practice area pageScope, the steps of the process, documents needed and the relevant legislation on a single page.
- Lawyer profileTitle, bar registration number, year of admission, education and languages spoken.
- Informative articleAn example article that breaks general legal information into sections, with a table of contents and the date of the legislation it relies on.
Built for a fictional business, in Turkish; its forms send nothing. Talk to us about a site like this →
Websites for architecture practices: an example
Portfolio sites for architects and interior designers — large images that still load quickly, and projects told through their credits and process.
What this example includes
- Project archiveA project list filtered by category, with shareable links, and an archive table sorted by year.
- Project page: a houseCover image, credits table, context, design approach and images that open full size.
- Project page: a restorationA restoration project told from measured survey to construction, including documentation and approvals.
- GalleryEvery project's images in one place; each image links back to its own project.
Built for a fictional business, in Turkish; its forms send nothing. Talk to us about a site like this →
Websites for restaurants and cafés: an example
Sites that go further than a QR menu — a menu you can update yourselves, booking requests, opening hours and directions.
What this example includes
- Online menuA menu with categories, photographs and search; filter for vegetarian, gluten-free and spicy dishes.
- Booking requestChoose a date, party size, time and seating area; add a note and accept the privacy notice.
- GalleryPhotographs of the room and the plates; each can be enlarged and browsed by keyboard.
- Story and chefThe story of the place, an introduction to the chef and the producers behind the ingredients.
Built for a fictional business, in Turkish; its forms send nothing. Talk to us about a site like this →
Websites for real estate and construction: an example
Filterable listings, development pages and contact that leads to the sales office — for estate agents, developers and housing projects.
What this example includes
- Filterable listingsFilter by type, category, number of rooms and price range. The chosen filters are written into the address bar, so a search can be shared as a link.
- Listing pagePhoto gallery, property details, agent card, viewing appointment and an approximate mortgage calculator.
- DevelopmentsDevelopments on sale, under construction and completed — each shown with its status.
- Housing development pageUnit types table, shared amenities, location and surroundings, build progress, completion date and a sales office visit form.
Built for a fictional business, in Turkish; its forms send nothing. Talk to us about a site like this →
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Frequently asked questions
Do these example sites belong to real businesses?
No. Each is a working example we built for a fictional business; the forms send nothing. You will find our real, published work further down this page.
Can you adapt one of the examples for my business?
Yes. The page structure and features of an example make a good starting point; we then design the site, the copy and the imagery afresh around your brand.
The examples are in Turkish. Do you build English or multilingual sites?
Yes. The examples are in Turkish because they were made for the Turkish market; we build sites in English, Turkish or several languages, with proper language versions rather than automatic translation.
Which pages should a business website have?
Usually a home page, about, service pages, team, work, frequently asked questions, articles, contact and legal pages. We have shared a fuller checklist in our article on the pages every business website needs.
For a page list, see the pages every business website needs; for budgeting, what determines the cost of a website.
What should your site look like?
Tell us which pages and features you need; we will clarify the scope and reply with a written proposal within two working days.