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Ali Akkaya
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Posta Güvercini Website

(Introduction)

A corporate website for Posta Güvercini — a long-established Turkish bulk-messaging brand — bringing many services (bulk SMS / MMS / email, OTP, permission-based marketing, mobile surveys) out of a previous structure that was hard to scan — stock imagery, dense content blocks and weak hierarchy — into one readable, trust-building web system. Built solo and from scratch as a system of reusable sections, not one-off pages — one that holds up as the product grows.

(Role)
Senior UI/UX Designer — solo, end-to-end
(Duration)
1 month
(Year)
2026
(Scope)
23-page corporate website (10 product/service pages, 4 legal pages)
(Platform)
Responsive web (desktop + mobile)
Posta Güvercini Website
(Designed)

What was designed

I built the site's information architecture, service communication and visual hierarchy from scratch. The core challenge: keeping a multi-service product — bulk SMS / MMS / email, OTP, Global SMS, permission-based marketing and mobile surveys — clear and consistent across responsive layouts. I grouped the services into a clear Products / Solutions structure, moved away from the legacy site's cyan + stock-photo language to a Posta Güvercini-specific deep-navy + teal visual system, and designed reusable section components for the web.

(Value)

System value

A reusable section system gives the brand a clearer way to tell its services across screen sizes, and to add or change pages over time. Consistency lives in shared components and tokens, not in individual pages — so the site is infrastructure that can grow, not the design of a single moment.

(Problem / Solution)

From dense product explanation to clear service communication

The previous structure made services hard to scan quickly — stock imagery, dense content blocks and weak hierarchy. The new system carries the same content with stronger information architecture, clearer navigation and a consistent corporate voice — surfacing proof like "15,000+ corporate customers" to make trust visible.

From dense product explanation to clear service communication — Navy/teal, clear and hierarchical
Navy/teal, clear and hierarchical
From dense product explanation to clear service communication — Cyan, stock photos, cluttered layout
Cyan, stock photos, cluttered layout
Reusable visual modules

A corporate website for Posta Güvercini — a long-established Turkish bulk-messaging brand — bringing many services (bulk SMS / MMS / email, OTP, permission-based marketing, mobile surveys) out of a previous structure that was hard to scan — stock imagery, dense content blocks and weak hierarchy — into one readable, trust-building web system. Built solo and from scratch as a system of reusable sections, not one-off pages — one that holds up as the product grows.

(07)
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(Process / Decisions)
  1. 01Reduced a multi-service product to a simple information architecture — 10 product/service pages grouped under Products / Solutions (Bulk, OTP, permission-based, Mobile Survey).
  2. 02A section-based responsive system — reusable modules across breakpoints, not one-off pages (every page in desktop + mobile).
  3. 03Dropped the legacy cyan + stock-photo language for a Posta Güvercini-specific navy + teal system; surfaced proof like "15,000+ corporate customers" through hierarchy.
(Impact)

The new site is live — designed solo, from scratch, in about a month, then handed off to development.

  1. 01Post-launch feedback indicated clearer service communication and a more understandable inquiry flow.
  2. 02The new structure made product/service pages easier to maintain and easier for visitors to scan.
  3. 03The entire site — 10 product/service pages plus legal pages — is produced from a single reusable section system.
(Note)

Final note

A corporate website designed as a system of reusable sections, not one-off pages — staying consistent as the product grows.