
LA TABEA
An olive oil brand rooted in İnceğiz and the ancient city of Tabae in Denizli. I created its brand story and visual identity, bringing together a bottle concept, an introduction film and a cinematic website in four languages.
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Three projects that explore digital needs across different small businesses.
Designed end to end by the studio to show what a website can do for each kind of business.
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An olive oil brand rooted in İnceğiz and the ancient city of Tabae in Denizli. I created its brand story and visual identity, bringing together a bottle concept, an introduction film and a cinematic website in four languages.

An FR/TR service platform bringing electrical work, renovation and finishing together in one team. Customers describe a project and book a visit through a guided flow; the team tracks enquiries and appointments in an admin panel.

Project story / 01
From ancient Tabae to the olive groves of İnceğiz, I translated the story into a visual identity, film and four-language digital experience.
I connected La Tabea to ancient Tabae and the present-day village of İnceğiz in Kale, Denizli. The place’s history became the starting point for the brand story and art direction.
I designed the logo, gold visual language and bottle and label concept. An introduction film, editorial copy and the website carry the same story across each medium.
Turkish, French, Dutch and English content was written to feel natural in each language. The site makes room for transparent origin, verified analysis and harvest information.

Project story / 02
I designed a bilingual service platform that brings two trades together and guides customers from their first request to a confirmed visit.
Electrical work and renovation are presented together with a clear scope. Visitors can select electrical work, renovation or a project combining both.
An on-site visit, measurements, a detailed quote and an agreed schedule shape the customer journey. Real worksite photography shows the team and the work in progress.
Customers use a guided request and booking form. The team uses an admin panel to review and track incoming requests and appointments.
The French and Turkish interfaces provide the same service details and booking steps, so customers can complete the process in the language they prefer.

Project story / 03
The Çınar project brings a children’s boutique web shop and mobile shopping app together. Product discovery, product details, and adding items to a cart are available across both demos.
Categories, product listings, and product details come together in a shopping flow designed to help families find what they need.
I also created a dedicated mobile app experience for Çınar. Its demo presents a product catalogue, product details, and mobile-friendly navigation.
Cart, order, and product management screens round out the core e-commerce flows represented in the demo.
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