What problem did Sarayli Group need to solve?
A group building since 1970 needed one site for its five activity areas, its projects and its news, in the languages of the countries it works in.
Client project
Sarayli Group: corporate website in seven languages
Corporate website for a Turkish group building across three continents since 1970: seven languages, five activity areas, a project catalogue and a bulletin.
At a glance
Sarayli Group at a glance.
Client project
- Built for
- Sarayli Group, a Turkish group founded in 1970
- Industry
- Construction and real estate
- What we built
- Corporate website in seven languages
- Platforms
- Web
- Stack
- Tailwind CSS, Alpine.js, Cloudflare
- Results
- 7 languages behind one switch; 5 activity areas, each with its own page
Results
Sarayli Group in numbers.
- languages behind one switch
- 7
- activity areas, each with its own page
- 5
- themes: dark and light
- 2
The case
How Sarayli Group came together.
What did Techsy build for Sarayli Group?
A Turkish-first corporate site in seven languages with five activity-area pages, a page per project, a bulletin and a dark and light theme.
- Seven languages, one switch. Turkish first, then English, German, French, Spanish, Arabic and Russian.
- Dark and light, both gold. One toggle, and the palette holds in either mode.
- Projects as pages. Every job gets its own page with its city, its role and a note.
What changed with Sarayli Group?
Every area, project and bulletin post has its own page in all seven languages, so partners abroad read the group in their own language.
Screens
Sarayli Group, screen by screen.
Delivered
What we handed over for Sarayli Group.
- Corporate website in 7 languages
- Five activity-area pages
- Project catalogue and project pages
- Bulletin
- Contact page with form and directions
- Dark and light theme
- Granular cookie consent
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