A calm opening with its own character
Wide spacing, measured typography and a soft visual language come together. The paths to the services and the contact flow are clearly visible on the first screen.
A clinic design that carries the same care in four languages and leaves the comparison in the visitor's control.
Prepared for medical aesthetics, this fictional brand explores an experience that explains services clearly and works consistently across different languages.
A calm visual language was combined with service pages, a controlled comparison dial and a short contact flow. The Arabic layout was handled separately for right-to-left reading.
A live showcase that can be browsed in Turkish, English, Russian and Arabic. The visuals and sample cases are used to show the design experience.
The decisions that shape the experience, and the screens that show them.
Wide spacing, measured typography and a soft visual language come together. The paths to the services and the contact flow are clearly visible on the first screen.
The comparison changes step by step with a dial the visitor turns. This interaction leaves room to examine the sample image at one's own pace.
The featured service and the other options are presented in the same section with different weights. The visitor can go straight to the description that fits their own need.
The service page answers the visitor's first questions in a single flow. Image, description and the contact step carry on the same design language.
The Turkish and Arabic mobile views show how the same design adapts to different reading directions. From the menu to the content alignment, the layout follows the direction of the language.
Contact details and the demo form sit in a single section. The visitor can choose the next step without scanning the long page again.
SHOWCASE — FICTIONAL BRAND. Not a real business; a sample site prepared for the sector. Demo: estetisyen.berkayaskin.dev ↗
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