Yılnes Cephe installs facade and aluminium systems on residential, office and industrial buildings. It needed a site where architects and investors could see completed projects and quickly request a quote, and one that could be found on Google and in AI search too.
In the facade business, decisions are usually made by looking at a finished building. Yılnes had a strong reference list stretching from Tuzla to Denizli, from hospitals to factories, but there was nowhere to see all of that work together.
The site would be used by two different people: the investor who wants to get to know the company through its finished projects, and the architect searching for systems by series codes such as E50, RWT75 and RS58. More than fifty product series spread across four system families had to make sense to both.
We built the site around the projects. The home page opens with full-screen photos of completed buildings, while products are listed the way an architect looks for them: by system family and series code.
Every project has its own page listing the systems used in that building. That way an architect can, for example, see the cassette system used at Emsey Hospital and jump straight to that product’s page.
We answered the questions most often asked before a quote (how to choose the right system, how many days a quote takes, compliance with fire and thermal regulations, the turnkey process) on the home page. Right below, we placed a short quote form visitors can fill in without leaving the page.
The visual language puts architectural photography first; we kept the interface calm with Cal Sans and Golos Text, dark greys and corporate blue. The blog infrastructure for industry news and technical guides is also ready.
Someone looking for a facade system no longer asks only Google; they also ask AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity. To make Yılnes findable on both sides, we built the site from the ground up so that search engines and AI models can read it easily.
Every page type comes with its own structured data: the home page FAQs are marked up as FAQ, projects as articles and product groups as collection pages. Company details, breadcrumbs, canonical URLs and Turkish–English language alternates are defined across the whole site.
Project page titles include district and city names such as Tuzla, Gebze and Pendik, which helps Yılnes stand out in local searches. The Q&A content is written clearly enough for AI assistants to quote it directly. After launch, we continue to monitor and improve the site on the SEO and GEO side.
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