Göktaş İnşaat
A disciplined digital showcase for residential and urban-renewal projects
About the Client
Göktaş Construction is an Istanbul contractor working across residential construction, urban renewal, and turnkey delivery.
The Challenge
The company needed to translate its operational credibility into a clear digital portfolio with fast mobile access and visible inquiry actions.
Scope of Work
- Corporate website design and launch
- Mobile-first interface
- Project and location showcase
- Local SEO foundation
- Inquiry and contact journeys
Approach & Process
We separated the service model into readable stages, presented projects with location and status context, and implemented a fast, accessible local-search foundation.
Project Details
A lightweight, hand-written build
The site was written in HTML, CSS and plain JavaScript without a ready-made theme or page builder. Its five pages are published at clean URLs, and the old .html addresses redirect to them with 301s.
Filterable project showcase
The projects page shows completed and ongoing work in filterable cards. Each card opens location, area and status details in a dialog that also works with the keyboard.
Process story
The homepage walks through Survey and Quantity Take-off, Daily Site Monitoring and Handover Inspection as a numbered flow. Counter animations switch off for visitors who have turned on reduced motion.
Technical SEO and speed
Every page has one H1, a canonical tag and a Turkish locale; GeneralContractor markup with the address runs on every page, and ContactPage markup on the contact page. Hero images are preloaded by device size, and images are served as WebP with lazy loading.
Contact paths
The contact form opens a pre-filled message in the visitor's email app. Phone, WhatsApp, an embedded map and a directions link sit on the same page.
What We Delivered
- Clear separation of residential, renewal, and contracting services
- A project portfolio for active and completed work
- Mobile navigation and direct contact paths
- Construction-specific content hierarchy and inquiry CTAs