STETOSKOP

Brief

A five-page site for a tutoring brand whose entire teaching staff are medical students who placed nationally in their own entrance exam — Serhan's first build delivered to a paying client rather than a competition. Plain HTML, CSS and vanilla JS: no framework, no build step, no CDN. PHP does exactly two jobs, sending the contact form and reading the content folders. Fonts are served from the site's own server instead of Google, because pulling them would send every visitor's IP abroad — a cross-border transfer the brand's KVKK notice would then have to declare. Copy, prices and the twenty-three instructors live in plain text files the client edits without opening any code.

What he built

• 01Five real pages on real URLs — home, about, services, FAQ, contact — no JS routing, so every page is indexable and shareable
• 02Plain HTML, CSS and vanilla JS: no framework, no build step, no node_modules, no third-party library or CDN
• 03PHP kept to two jobs — SMTP delivery for the contact form, and reading the content and instructor folders into shared header/footer includes
• 04Self-hosted fonts replacing Google Fonts, removing a cross-border transfer of visitor IPs that KVKK would require declaring
• 05A content model non-developers can edit: copy and settings in one folder, each of the 23 instructors a .txt file plus a photo
• 06cPanel and FTP deployment, with the HTTPS redirect in .htaccess switched on once the certificate issues

Stack

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• PHP
• SMTP
• cPanel