Motion corporate website: a fast site that doesn't look like a template and brings in sales

A motion corporate website is designed for your brand and tells its story as you scroll: the brand introduces itself with a movement at the opening, the work plays inside the page, and enquiries go to WhatsApp or a form in one tap. Motion is there to guide attention, not to decorate. Loading fast and being found on search engines are part of the design too.

Template site vs custom design

	Template site	Custom motion site
First impression	Looks like other sites	Belongs to the brand
Motion	Stock effects	Built around the brand's story
Speed	Unnecessary plugins	Only the code it needs
Search engines	Limited	Structured data, two languages, fast pages
Leads	Generic form	WhatsApp, booking, appointments

The opening: the first 3 seconds

Visitors give a site a few seconds. In that time you have to say what you sell. On the Alihan Kuzu Art site, a tattoo machine runs across skin at the opening and the name appears like ink; the cursor becomes a tattoo machine and scrolling draws a single ink line. We cut words like "premium" and let the work speak.

Creatune's audience is streamers and the gaming world; they give you three seconds, then go back to the stream. We built a black stage, a 3D mascot that wanders the site and a layout where packages compare at a glance; orders go to WhatsApp.

Food, drink and local businesses: three questions

Someone visiting a venue's site looks for three things: what's on today, how much, where. The Boteco site opens with happy hour and the menu, booking in one tap. On the Cunda Meyhanesi site the menu, booking and location are two taps away on a phone.

Motion, but speed too

A motion site doesn't have to be heavy. Our rules:

The big text and image on the first screen show immediately; animation doesn't delay them.
Videos load when they come on screen.
Users who prefer reduced motion get a simpler version.
Unnecessary effects are switched off on mobile.

Being found: SEO and GEO

Every work or service gets its own page, in two languages, with structured data (schema). This makes sure the site is described correctly both on Google and in AI assistants like ChatGPT. More: GEO for getting recommended by ChatGPT.

Frequently asked questions

Can we update the site ourselves?

It depends on the build. For content that changes often (menu, offers, blog) we set up easy-to-edit areas; changes that would break the design are done by us.

How many languages is the site in?

As many as you need. Turkish and English are published on two separate URLs, which is also the right way for search engines.

Do you help with domain and hosting?

Yes. We set everything up, from buying the domain to launch, SSL and redirects.

Can you make a promo video from the site?

Yes. A recording of the site in a phone frame can become a short promo video for social media.