Pendik Web Design and Software Companies: Engineers in Kurtköy, Quotes in Velibaba

In short: In Pendik, the Kurtköy side runs on aviation, defence and R&D, while the Velibaba-Dolayoba line holds 214 independent workshops doing machining. Those two clusters need websites that answer completely different questions.

Business life in Pendik and why a website matters

Pendik is hard to describe as one place. The north of the district, around Kurtköy, has the airport, aircraft maintenance hangars, an engine centre and Teknopark Istanbul — a technology development zone founded in partnership between the Presidency of Defence Industries and the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce. Defence, aerospace, cyber security and industrial software firms sit inside it.

The south of the same district is a different world. The industrial estate along Velibaba and Dolayoba lists 214 independent workshops employing 770 people in total: machining, steel fabrication, moulds, machine subcontracting and automotive supply. The customer here is almost never an end consumer; it is another manufacturer.

A third cluster sits in Pendik's Sanayi neighbourhood, where exporting factories make transformers, white goods, pipe and water treatment equipment. Around the airport there is a service cluster whose customers are overwhelmingly foreign — hotels, transfers, car hire, air cargo. For a foreign-owned company choosing where to place production or an office, this split matters more than the district name.

What Pendik businesses need from custom web software

Machine shops, moulds and steel fabrication

The person asking for a quote arrives with a drawing. Forcing them to convert it to PDF and send an email attachment is the habit that loses the most work in this trade. The form has to accept STEP, IGES or DWG. Next to it belongs the machine list: how many axes, maximum part size, the tolerance you actually hold. Whether a sample can be produced in days, and whether you take single-piece orders, should be written down too — plenty of firms are tired of answering those two questions by telephone.

Defence and R&D companies in Teknopark

The bottleneck here is not finding customers, it is finding engineers. That makes the careers page the most-read page on the site, and it stops being a form and becomes the main event. We publish open roles with structured data that search engines read as job postings, let the application form take a CV file, and state in writing how many stages the process has and roughly how long it takes.

Confidentiality is part of the build. In defence work not every image can be published and some project names cannot appear at all. We mark what stays out together with the client at the start, because removing pages later is the most tiresome job there is.

Aircraft maintenance, ground handling and air cargo

The reader here is a technical manager asking one question: what are you approved for. Approval number, scope list, aircraft types, maintenance levels. If those are on the page, the phone rings; if they are not, nobody calls, because talking to a firm without the right approval wastes their time. The number to ring when an aircraft is stuck on the ground belongs separately and visibly near the top. An English version is not a preference in this sector, it is the job.

Hotels and transfer operators near the airport

Here the site is a booking tool. Transfer selection by flight time, the correct gate on the map, cancellation terms written plainly, more than one language. The customer is usually looking at a phone while the aircraft taxis; a slow page is a lost reservation, not a cosmetic problem.

Why OSBSA Bilişim

Fast infrastructure

We use Next.js; pages are compiled on the server and arrive as ready HTML, with images served at the size the device asks for. Measured on our own site, PageSpeed Insights gives 86 on mobile and 97 on desktop, with accessibility, best practices and SEO at 100. Around the airport the meaning is blunt: a page that will not open on a mobile connection hands the booking to someone else.

Custom code, not a template

A quote form that accepts CAD files, a careers module that publishes job postings as structured data, an approvals page that lists certificate scope — none of that comes out of a ready-made theme. Each project gets its own software, and the admin panel is part of delivery. Source code and hosting terms are written into the contract.

SEO and GSEO ready

One H1 per page and a clean H2/H3 structure. Organization, LocalBusiness, Service and FAQPage schemas, plus the right markup for job listings. On multilingual builds, hreflang, server-rendered HTML and an llms.txt file. For AI-driven search, each page carries a single paragraph that answers its question outright.

Reliability and support

The quote is written and work starts with a contract; anything outside the agreed scope is listed as a separate line rather than absorbed quietly. Backup arrangements and data protection are in the delivery list. Support runs weekdays 11:00-22:00 on one number for both calls and WhatsApp: +90 532 468 76 13.

Frequently asked questions

Can you come to our office in Teknopark Istanbul?

Yes. The zone requires visitor registration, so we send our identity details a few days ahead. If there is laboratory or production photography involved, being on site is essential; for a scoping conversation alone we can meet off campus.

How many pages does a workshop in Velibaba need?

Usually five or six: what you make, the machine list, the materials you work with, past jobs, a quote form and contact details. The real work is not page count, it is getting the capacity information out of you accurately. With that written down a four-page site works; without it a forty-page site does not.

What does it cost?

Scope decides: a form that accepts uploads, a multilingual site, a careers module. We do not quote figures on the phone. After hearing the requirement we send an itemised written quote where each line has something behind it.

Let's talk about your site in Pendik

If you run something in Kurtköy or Dolayoba, fill in the quote form and tell us who comes to you, from where, with which question. We will work the rest out. If you prefer the phone, +90 532 468 76 13, or use the contact page.

In that conversation we open examples from your own sector on screen; seeing which section closes which question is faster than hearing it described. Delivered projects are on the work page. What the build covers is set out on the web development page, the design process on web design, and search visibility on the SEO page.