TurkSaga

TurkSaga faces three critical layers of issues that need immediate attention: accessibility barriers preventing inclusive access, legal compliance gaps exposing the platform to fines, and SEO/discovery problems limiting reach in a competitive Turkish streaming market.

Start with the accessibility crisis. Your 37 unlabeled interactive elements (genre filters, play buttons, episode selectors) and 4 unlabeled form inputs represent a complete barrier for screen reader users. Add aria-label or aria-labelledby attributes to all interactive elements (e.g., aria-label="Play episode 5" for play buttons, aria-label="Filter by Comedy" for genre filters). For the login/registration forms, wrap each input with a <label> element or use aria-label to associate field names. This single fix unblocks accessibility for a meaningful user segment and improves form usability for everyone.

Next, address the legal exposure. Create a privacy policy page detailing how you collect, store, and use user data (email, login credentials, viewing history). Ensure it covers KVKK compliance for Turkish users and GDPR for EU visitors. Add a separate terms of service page clarifying content licensing, streaming restrictions, and user rights. Add footer links to both pages on every page. Additionally, implement a cookie consent banner (using a free tool like Cookiebot or CookieYes) to capture consent before setting analytics or tracking cookies—this is non-negotiable for GDPR compliance.

Then, fix the SEO and discovery gaps. Add an H1 heading to each series page (e.g., "<h1>Sevdigim Sensin</h1>") to clearly mark primary content for search engines and screen readers. Add og:image, og:title, and og:description meta tags to all series pages so that when episodes are shared on Facebook, WhatsApp, or Twitter, they display the show poster and title instead of blank previews. These changes will improve both search rankings for Turkish drama titles and organic social discovery. Finally, address the 2 buttons with no visible text by adding text labels or descriptive icons so all users understand their function.

Prioritize in this order: (1) unlabel form inputs and interactive elements—blocking accessibility; (2) privacy policy, terms of service, and cookie consent—legal exposure; (3) H1 headings and Open Graph tags—SEO and social discovery. This sequencing removes barriers, mitigates legal risk, then unlocks growth channels.