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Page and content plan
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See what each page will emphasize, where existing materials will appear and which images, specifications or other materials you need to add.
Service overview · Business website development
Help buyers understand your products and why they should work with you
Feature priority products, support your strengths with approved materials, and make the path to contact clear.
See the approach
Based on your business priorities and target buyers, Webdinh recommends which products to feature, which materials can demonstrate your capabilities, and how to structure the pages and present your contact options. This helps buyers assess whether your products meet their needs and whether the terms of working together are suitable.
Three decisions to make first
What comes first?
Your company profile, products, equipment and credentials may all belong on the site. Home page space is limited, so the order of priority should reflect your target buyers and business focus.
What supports your strengths?
What capabilities and terms of cooperation do buyers need to understand? Which images, specifications or other materials can support those points?
Where should it appear?
What belongs on the home page or a product detail page? Where should materials demonstrating your capabilities appear, and where should buyers find contact options?
How Webdinh works
How Webdinh selects content and structures the site
Start with your existing materials, agree on priorities, then turn them into pages.
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Set the content priorities
Home page priorities and page topics
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Recommend what to emphasize based on your business goals and buyers’ questions.
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Select supporting materials
Supporting materials for products and capabilities
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Pair product and capability descriptions with the images, specifications and supporting materials you approve.
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Structure pages and contact options
Page structure and visitor journey
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Decide where content appears, how visitors move through the site and where they can make an inquiry, while keeping the visual presentation consistent.
Four questions the website should answer for buyers
- What products do you offer? — Key products and services
Products
- Do they meet our needs? — Features, specifications and applications
Fit
- What can help us assess you as a partner? — Materials demonstrating your capabilities, approved for publication
Evidence
- How can we discuss this further? — Contact options and inquiry prompts
Contact
What you will receive
A business website completed to the agreed scope
A page plan, a full site preview, then acceptance and handover as agreed.
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Review the complete site preview
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Use a full site preview to check text, images and contact options, and review readability and usability on desktop and mobile.
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Acceptance and handover as agreed
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Webdinh completes revisions within the agreed scope. Website files, deployment, accounts and handover items are then checked individually against the written agreement.
The images illustrate the service process. Page count, features, revisions and handover items are as specified in the scope document confirmed by both parties.
Before signing
Project scope and quotation
The confirmed scope informs the quotation; fees, schedule and handover go into the contract.
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Share materials and requirements
Share your existing materials and describe your target buyers, business priorities and requirements for this project.
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Confirm pages and service scope
Use the proposed page plan to confirm which pages, features and services are included.
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Confirm the quotation and sign the contract
Review the quotation and contract terms; work starts as agreed after signing.
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The quotation is based on the pages, features and service scope confirmed by both parties. The contract sets out fees, schedule, revisions, acceptance and handover.
Items to confirm before signing
- Pages, features and content scope
- Fees and payment arrangements
- Delivery timeline and material submission dates
- Feedback, revisions and acceptance process
- Domain, hosting and launch conditions
- Files, accounts and post-handover services
After signing
Website development process and responsibilities
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Confirm the content
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Webdinh
Recommend what to show, where materials should appear and what else is needed
Your company
Provide factual information and images, and confirm what may be published and for what purpose
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Build the complete website
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Build the pages from approved content and provide a full site preview
Your company
Check content, images and contact channels
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Consolidate feedback and make revisions
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Make revisions within the agreed scope
Your company
Have one designated contact consolidate feedback
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Acceptance and handover
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Webdinh
Complete deployment and handover in accordance with the written agreement
Your company
Confirm acceptance items and launch conditions
Next step
Send your existing materials so we can define the project scope together
Send your existing materials and tell us about your target buyers and business priorities. Webdinh will propose a page plan and project scope.
Email your existing materialsinfo@webdinh.vn
How we will discuss it
Please tell us who your target buyers are, which parts of your business you want to feature and what you need from this website. After reviewing your materials, Webdinh will propose content priorities, a page plan and any additional materials needed as a basis for confirming the project scope and quotation.
Materials you can send to start
- Company profile
- Product / service materials
- Current website link (if any)
- Business registration details
Your logo, product images, capability materials and approved contact details can follow.
Your company confirms which business materials and images may be displayed publicly.