A Tehran web studio building custom websites, apps, and SEO — with staged contracts and reviewable delivery.
Iran Site Sazan runs projects from our Tehran office (Sat–Thu, 10:00–18:00) — discovery through launch and initial support. We focus on custom code, not generic templates, so scope, timeline, and price are written into the proposal and contract before work starts.
The same path documented in our contracts and package pages
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Goals, audience, must-have features, budget, and timing are written down so scope is clear from day one.
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Package, staged payment (typically ~50/50 for sites), approximate timeline, and each party’s duties are fixed before kickoff.
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Brand-aligned UI/UX with the revision rounds agreed in the contract.
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Implementation, publish on your domain/hosting, admin access, and basic training — then the package’s free support window.
Roles, focus areas, and related case studies — professional contact via company email
Senior developer · architecture & technical SEO
Five-plus years of web development with React, Next.js, and Node.js. Owns client/server architecture, admin integrations, and technical SEO foundations (URL structure, meta, crawl readiness). Contributes development and technical coordination on published corporate and international projects.
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Senior developer · front-end & commerce
Senior web developer focused on Next.js front-end delivery. Implements commerce flows (catalog, cart), lead forms, and content admin panels. Leads development on in-progress commerce and service-oriented builds.
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UI/UX & graphic designer
UI/UX and graphic designer for the team — interface hierarchy, brand alignment, and visual assets before and during development. Designs salon, gallery, and image-led service surfaces.
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Real delivery habits — not slogan values
Out-of-scope changes only proceed with a separate quote.
Published cases have public URLs; unfinished work is labeled in progress.
Page structure, crawl/index readiness, and speed work match the package — not an absolute ranking guarantee.
Bug fixes inside the package support window; new features need a separate agreement.
