The homepage and the main pricing pages were tightened again for final publish readiness. This pass cleaned up user-facing copy, strengthened question-based next-step blocks, and fixed a broken anchor on the veneer pricing page.
Turkey-side bands were lowered by roughly 10–15%, comparison pages now include wider Europe and US average benchmarks, and price-oriented Service/AggregateOffer schema was added as supplemental markup.
Publishing log
This page keeps a simple record of how the site structure, guide library, metadata, and editorial experience have been improved over time.
Most recent
The newest updates focused on deeper comparison and planning guidance, stronger decision-support sections, clearer page-level pathways between the main clusters, and a final copy polish pass on the homepage and research index pages.
v40
Tightened homepage guidance, improved question-based next-step routing on the main cost, veneer, zirconia, and package guides, and fixed a broken in-page anchor on the veneer pricing page.
v38
Made starting, typical, and premium pricing tiers easier to scan with clearer label badges, stronger left-edge cues, and more readable price-card hierarchy across the site.
v37
Improved mobile readability, strengthened typical-range emphasis, and clarified example total cards so readers can compare price levels more quickly.
v36
Added quick price snapshots to the main hub pages, strengthened the all-guides index with a site-wide price matrix, and tightened planning-page budget context so price coverage is now much more complete across the site.
v28
Refined the homepage, the all-guides directory, the main cost page, and the trusted sources page so new readers can move through the site more clearly and verify key claims more calmly.
v27
Expanded the comparison and planning cluster with stronger decision-support sections, quote-matching logic, and more practical next-step guidance.
v25
Expanded the main cost, package, veneer, material, trust, and planning guides with stronger comparison sections, page-specific checklists, and more targeted external reference cues.
v17
Added a dedicated latest-updates page, refreshed homepage guidance, tightened internal pathways to the guide directory, and completed another pass on metadata and project documentation.
v16
Refined the homepage reading sequence, clarified what the site covers, and strengthened the framing of the main cost guide so users can compare quotes more carefully.
v15
Improved the mobile menu, focus handling, reduced-motion behavior, deployment notes, and production support files without introducing extra weight.
Content growth
The largest changes came from turning placeholders into fuller editorial guides across cost, materials, comparisons, planning, and trust clusters.
v11
The main cost, package, veneer, E-max, and zirconia pages moved much closer to a publishable editorial standard and gained richer FAQ structure.
v12
Turkey vs UK, Turkey vs Germany, Istanbul vs Antalya, hidden costs, and red-flag pages were rebuilt into stronger comparison-first resources.
v13
The homepage messaging became clearer and the all-guides page turned into a more usable site directory with anchor navigation and intent-led routes.
Whole-site updates
These updates improved the experience of using the site as a library, not just as a collection of unrelated pages.
Navigation
Homepage paths, quick topic links, all-guides navigation, and article jump links make it easier to move from broad pricing logic into narrower comparison questions.
Consistency
Summary boxes, note panels, checklists, related guides, comparison cards, and end-cap blocks now work more consistently across the site.
Editorial trust
The site continues to behave like a research resource rather than a clinic funnel, which matches the editorial brief more closely.
Technical prep
The project stayed static and lightweight while gaining more complete metadata, structured data, and deployment support.
Canonical tags, Open Graph, Twitter cards, breadcrumb data, Article markup, CollectionPage markup, and an ItemList for the guide directory were added.
The package includes robots.txt, sitemap.xml, web manifest, humans.txt, a deployment checklist, and a no-Jekyll marker for static hosting workflows.
The stack remains plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with no framework runtime, autoplay media, or heavy libraries added.
After checking the update log, the easiest next stops are the homepage, the all-guides directory, and the editorial policy page.
v36 added price snapshots to the cost, packages, veneers, comparisons, planning, and trust hubs, inserted a quick price matrix into the all-guides page, and tightened the budget context on the stay-length planning guide.
v35 standardizes the placeholder system across the homepage and five primary price guides, making the visual order more reusable for future design work.
Fixed the desktop menu toggle, rebuilt UK and Germany comparison cards with real country price bands, added more visible average-price benchmarks, and expanded comparison structured data.
Fixed the desktop header so the mobile menu icon no longer shows on large screens, centered the sub-navigation row, and rebuilt country comparison price bands as clearer two-column layouts.