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Dyt. Ebrar Merve Gündüz

A bilingual practice site for a dietitian working between Turkey and Germany — an editorial nutrition guide with online consultation booking.

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The Ebrar Merve Gündüz homepage: the Turkish headline Gerçek Gıda Kazanır in large type on a deep green background, above illustrated food and two calls to action.
Client
Ebrar Merve Gündüz
Discipline
Nutrition practice
Year
2026
Status
Live
Role
Design directionFrontendBilingual content modelSEODeployment
Stack
Next.js 15React 19TypeScriptTailwind CSSFramer MotionReact Hook FormZodResend
Overview

A dietitian building a practice across two countries needed one site that worked in both languages, not a Turkish site with a translation bolted on.

Every route is served under a locale, so Turkish and German are equal citizens: the same pages, the same articles, the same booking flow, each with its own URL. The design is loud on purpose — a full-bleed statistics section, oversized type, illustrated food groups — because the subject is persuasion, not decoration.

Enquiries and consultation requests are delivered by email through Resend, validated with the same schema on both sides of the request.

What mattered
  • 01

    Two languages, one site

    Turkish and German are both first-class: locale-prefixed routes, translated articles and a language switch that keeps you on the page you were reading.

  • 02

    An argument, not a brochure

    The page opens with the health statistics that make the case, then the nutrition guide, then the booking. The layout follows the argument.

  • 03

    Forms that hold their shape

    One Zod schema validates the consultation form in the browser and again on the server before Resend is ever called.

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