Drleyla.az is the personal website of obstetrician-gynecologist Leyla Mammadli. It has detailed information about the doctor, articles on pregnancy, childbirth and women's health, two calculators and a form for asking questions. The site was built by the Shaftali.az team.
Below we explain how the site is put together and what matters in website development for doctors. We took the information from the site itself on 15 November 2026.
In short
- Drleyla.az is gynecologist Leyla Mammadli's website and works both as the doctor's profile and as an information portal on women's health.
- Articles are grouped into four sections: pregnancy, childbirth, after birth and gynecology.
- Every week of pregnancy from week 4 to week 40 has its own page.
- Due date and ovulation calculators work right on the home page.
- After the question form is sent, WhatsApp opens with the message ready to go.
The site's two jobs
A doctor's website is often a one-page business card: photo, specialty, phone. Drleyla.az is designed for more than that. At the bottom of the site it describes itself as an information and advice portal on women's health, pregnancy and gynecological problems. Visitors arrive in two ways. Some already know the doctor and want to get in touch. Others search Google for a question about pregnancy or gynecology, land on an article and only later find out who wrote it.
The home page takes both kinds of visitor into account. At the top are the doctor's name, specialty and services: pregnancy management, natural and painless birth, cesarean section, hysteroscopy, and open and laparoscopic surgery. Further down come a short introduction of the doctor, links to the four sections, the calculators and four steps explaining how an appointment goes.
The page about the doctor
The “Dr Leyla Mammadli” page is the doctor's full biography. It lists her education, specialization and hysteroscopy courses, the conferences she has attended and spoken at, her scientific articles and abstracts, and the medical institutions she has worked at. Several articles have a link to the source in the journal. The doctor currently works at the Teaching Surgical Clinic of the Medical University, and this address appears on every page of the site.
On medical topics, Google pays special attention to who wrote the text. When the author of the articles is a real doctor and her education and experience are shown on a separate page, both readers and search engines trust the text more. That's why this page gives the doctor's education, courses and scientific work in full.
Articles in four sections
The “Categories” list in the menu has four sections. Under each one, subsections named after the woman's situation open up:
- pregnancy: I'm planning a pregnancy, I just found out I'm pregnant for the first time, pregnancy week by week, pregnancy complications;
- childbirth: which birth method should I choose, perineal tears during birth;
- after birth: changes in the body;
- gynecology: adolescence, reproductive years, menopause.
Some subsections are named in the first person, for example “I just found out I'm pregnant for the first time”. Looking at the menu, a woman recognizes her own situation without having to know the medical term. Every section page has a short introduction and “In this section” cards that take the reader to the next level. The articles cover topics such as ovulation, first period, HPV, ovarian cysts and early menopause.
Pregnancy week by week
The largest section of the site is pregnancy week by week. It's split into three trimesters (weeks 4–12, 13–28 and 29–40), and every week from week 4 to week 40 has its own page. The week 20 page, for example, covers the baby's development, the signs of this week, the second ultrasound (anomaly scan), nutrition and mental health.
This structure fits the way people search. A pregnant woman often searches by typing her week, for example “20 weeks pregnant”. A separate page for each week with its own title and description tags answers exactly that kind of query. The section is built to be read throughout the pregnancy: each week, the woman opens the page for her current week.
Due date and ovulation calculators
The home page has two calculators. The due date calculator asks for the date of the last period and adds 40 weeks to show the estimated due date. The ovulation calculator asks for the cycle length as well as the date, with 28 days filled in by default. A separate article on ovulation explains how to use the calculator.
The calculation runs in the browser itself, and the date entered isn't sent anywhere. A woman with no time to read articles also comes to the site for a quick calculation and sees the doctor's name.
Asking a question and getting in touch
Every page has the phone number and an “Ask a question” button at the top. The button leads to the contact page, which has working hours, the address, email and a form: first name, last name, phone, email and message. As stated in the privacy policy, WhatsApp opens after the form is sent, and what was written appears as a ready message. Whether to send the message is up to the visitor.
The request is also saved in the site's database and appears in the admin panel. Set up this way, the question stays in two places: in the panel and in the WhatsApp chat. The message has the name, phone number and the question itself together. The privacy policy sets out separately what data the form collects, who sees it and how to ask for it to be deleted.
Search engines and security
The sitemap.xml file has 77 URLs, most of them article and week pages. Every section and article has a readable URL (for example /category/20-hefte-hamilelik) and its own title and description tags. At the bottom of the site are links to the doctor's YouTube, Instagram and TikTok pages, a video gallery and the privacy policy.
On 15 November 2026 we ran a security and technical SEO check on the site and fixed the problems we found. The contact form has a hidden field that stops spam bots.
One doctor, two sites
We also built Leyla Mammadli's second site. Histeroskopiya.az is built around one examination method, lets patients book an appointment by date and time, and works in three languages. Drleyla.az covers every stage of women's health. The two sites answer different search queries: one covers questions about hysteroscopy, the other the broad topics of pregnancy and gynecology.
How much a doctor's website costs
A one-page business card site costs 400–800 AZN with us and is ready in 7–10 working days. A site like Drleyla.az (sections, dozens of articles, calculators, a question form and an admin panel) falls into the corporate website range: 800–2,000 AZN and 2–4 weeks. This is our regular price and doesn't reflect the client's budget. If the doctor writes the articles herself, the timeline often depends on when the texts are ready.
Domain, hosting and SSL are free for the first year, and technical support is also free for as long as the site stays on our server. Online booking and question forms are included in the price.
Frequently asked questions
Whose website is Drleyla.az?
It's the personal website of obstetrician-gynecologist Leyla Mammadli. The site has the doctor's biography, articles on pregnancy, childbirth and gynecology, calculators and a question form.
What calculators does the site have?
The due date calculator works out the estimated due date from the date of the last period, and the ovulation calculator works out the ovulation day from the date and the cycle length. The calculation runs in the browser.
What happens when you send a question?
After the form is sent, WhatsApp opens with a ready message, and the request is saved in the site's database and appears in the admin panel.
How much does a website for a doctor cost?
A business card site costs 400–800 AZN and takes 7–10 working days; a site with article sections costs 800–2,000 AZN and takes 2–4 weeks. Domain, hosting and SSL are free for the first year.
Need a doctor's website?
Tell us briefly about your specialty, what services you provide and whether you'd like to write articles on the site. We'll plan the sections together, work out the timeline and price, and give you a call. Phone: 077-388-42-42, email: contact@shaftali.az.
