Frequently asked questions

Of course. That's exactly what the discovery call is for: together we pin down your goal, your users and the must-have features.

A short description is enough: what you want to build, who will use it, and links to sites or apps you like, if any. We'll work out the rest together.

There's no industry limit. Needs like booking, online sales, memberships, loyalty programs or admin dashboards apply across industries; I first understand how your business runs, then build the solution around it.

Yes. The discovery call and the quote are free of charge.

Yes, I work online, so I can work with clients anywhere in Turkey and abroad. We can also meet in person when it's convenient.

It depends on scope. Once the requirements are clear, the timeline is stated in writing in the quote.

The project is split into short phases. At the end of each one you see a working version and give feedback, so progress is never a surprise.

Yes. Because we work in short phases, changes go into the next one. For changes that expand the scope, we discuss the impact on timeline and cost upfront and put it in writing.

Yes. I first review the current system, then we decide together what to keep and what to rebuild.

Yes, both are possible. You can hire me for interface design only or for development only; if you already have a design, I'll implement it faithfully.

By scope: the number of screens, integrations and whether you need an admin panel. After a short conversation to clarify your needs, I prepare a quote tailored to you.

In stages. Payment is split across the project phases; the percentages and schedule are set out in writing in the quote.

Costs such as hosting, the domain and app store accounts belong to you. The accounts are opened in your name and I handle the setup, so everything stays under your control.

I choose widely used, long-lived technologies that best fit the project. I work with current industry standards across web, mobile and backend; the choice is finalised during discovery based on your needs.

Speed and security are part of the design from the start: performance is measured before launch, data travels over encrypted connections, and access controls live on the server.

Yes. Every page is tested separately on phone, tablet and desktop screens.

The site is built so search engines can read it properly: fast loading, correct titles and descriptions, a sitemap. Rankings build up over time and with content; nobody can honestly guarantee the top spot.

Yes. Like this site, it can be Turkish and English, or other languages as you need.

Yes. In Yourdest I built an AI assistant that gives users personal recommendations. Features like recommendations, customer support or text summaries can be added to your project.

Yes. If you need it, an admin panel can be added so you can change text, images and products yourself.

Yes. I handle the release steps, from the store submission through the review process.

Usually a few days, depending on Apple's and Google's review load. If the app is rejected, I fix the reason and resubmit; I ran this whole process end to end for Yourdest.

Yes. Bug fixes are free for 3 months after launch; after that, optional monthly maintenance covers monitoring and updates.

For projects that process personal data, technical requirements such as privacy notices, explicit consent and data retention are built into the design. For the legal wording itself, I recommend working with a lawyer.

You do. Once payment is complete, all rights to the source code are transferred to you and it is delivered in a repository you own.

Yes. Scope, timeline, payment plan and delivery terms are secured in a written contract.

Yes. We can sign an NDA before we talk.