I design and build websites by hand for restaurants, cabinet shops, studios and stores across the United States. No templates, no middlemen, no account manager between you and the person writing the code.
A pizzeria in Woodstock, GA. The old site had 4 pages Google could index; the rebuild has 125 — every dish and category on its own address — and every old link still lands where it should.
Read the case studyA cabinet showroom in Norcross, GA. 18,289 SKUs across 65 product lines, priced and searchable, with a planner that draws the customer's own kitchen in 3D before they buy.
Read the case studyA pilates instructor in İstanbul. Her whole site rebuilt — classes, a tabbed gallery of 17 photographs and 21 training clips, and 15 articles written to be found.
Read the case studyKitchen cabinets and countertops across Atlanta. Built to load fast and to be found for the searches its customers actually type.
Read the case studyAn online store built end to end — catalogue, secure checkout, payments and shipping.
Read the case studyA smart-home e-commerce site, from product data through to the buying flow.
Read the case studyAn airport transfer service — booking, routes and pricing that a traveller can use on a phone in a hurry.
Read the case studyA Turkish technology blog — virtualization, VMware and Linux, written for engineers. Built for volume: hundreds of posts, categories and search that stay fast.
Visit the siteMy own product. A multi-tenant CMS and hosting platform: 23 sector scripts, a plugin marketplace, licensing and billing — the whole thing written here.
Visit the siteBus, flight and hotel booking in one search — routes, seat selection, instant e-tickets and 3D Secure payment, built for a Turkish travel operator.
Visit the siteA 13 ft cutting table sold worldwide from a single-machine site. Full specification in both unit systems, delivered-price quotes instead of a price tag, thirteen trade articles and a hand-written Spanish version with its own indexable addresses.
Read the case studyFrom a first website to a custom application. Every part of it built here.
A site built for your business from a blank page — not a template with your logo dropped into it. WordPress, Laravel or
Catalogue, secure checkout, payments, shipping and the admin to run it — built to hold up on a busy week, not just a dem
Let a customer turn your product over on their phone. Real WebGL in the browser — no plugin, no app to install.
Web apps, dashboards, APIs and integrations — the parts of a business that no off-the-shelf product fits.
Structure, speed, schema and honest local pages. Built in from the first commit, not sold back to you afterwards.
Fast servers, backups, certificates and updates, handled — so keeping the site alive is somebody's job.
You get a fixed price before anything starts, and the keys when it ends.
Tell me what the business does and what the site has to achieve. Usually a phone call.
A fixed price and a plan, in writing, before a line of code. Normally the same day.
I design it, code it and show you progress as it goes — not a reveal at the end.
It goes live, you get the admin and the logins, and I am still here if you want me.
Tasdemir LLC is small on purpose. The person who quotes the job is the person who writes the code and the person who answers the phone afterwards.
It starts with a conversation about your business and what the site has to do, which I turn into a plan, a scope and a fixed quote. Then the design, which you see early; then the build; then you and I test it, and I launch it. How I Work has each step.
Yes, if you want it: updates, backups, security and changes, quoted separately from the build.
A short description of what you need is enough. I will ask the rest before I quote.
Yes. I work from Canton and Woodstock, Georgia, with businesses across the United States.
Restaurants, cabinet shops, studios and stores, across the United States.
Send what the business does and what you need the site to do. You get a fixed, no-obligation quote — usually the same day.
Tell us what you are building and we will get back to you.