Cyno designs websites around how customers evaluate a service: clear messaging, relevant project work and a straightforward mobile experience. Every page, from the introduction to the enquiry form, supports that decision.
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Where is your website holding you back?
Visitors struggle to understand why they should choose you
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Organise your message, service scope, project work and FAQs so customers have useful information before making an enquiry.
You are planning ads, but the landing page is too general
02
Build a page around a specific offer, align it with the advertising message and check the enquiry journey.
Your existing site is hard to use on mobile or update
03
Review the interface, content management and existing URLs before deciding what to improve or replace.
What is website design, and what should a good website achieve?
Website design covers goal setting, content structure, experience design, development and launch. For a business, the result goes beyond appearance: customers should understand the service, find relevant evidence and complete an enquiry or transaction on any device.
Explain the value clearly
The page structure clarifies what the business offers, who it helps, the relevant evidence and the next step.
Measure meaningful enquiries
Forms, calls and actions are checked end to end, with successful submissions available for SEO and advertising measurement.
Operate after handover
The owner has access, can update content and understands domain, infrastructure, licence and support costs.
The proposal turns these work areas into agreed deliverables, responsibilities and acceptance criteria for your project.
Messaging and page structure
Define the information customers need, the order of services and project evidence, and the next action. Agree which content each team provides.
Design that fits your brand
Design the agreed page templates with attention to mobile usability, readability and a consistent visual identity.
Development and enquiry handling
Build content management, enquiry forms and agreed integrations. Check where submissions arrive and how success and errors are handled.
SEO foundations and handover
Organise URLs, titles and descriptions, improve loading and test devices. Hand over access and guidance for updating content.
Before we agree the scope
A direction for retaining, improving or rebuilding your website
The pages, features and content to prioritise for the first release
A basis for pricing and the information needed to agree a schedule
See the work behind the service.
Explore the scope and implementation approach in projects Cyno has introduced.
HD Bridal
In operation
Concept illustration — view original project
A bridal collection website
A website designed by Cyno for HD Bridal, presenting wedding attire through visual collections, rental and tailoring information, and direct shop contact options.
Categories by type of attire
Product pages with rental and tailoring information
A website designed by Cyno for Haviland House, bringing hotel search, property information and long-term accommodation together with the brand experience.
Choose a website that fits your goals and delivery scope. Each proposal separates design, development, content and operating costs so you can plan your budget.
Scope 01
Service landing page
Indicative delivery budget
7 – 10million
VND / project
For a focused service offer or an upcoming advertising campaign.
Indicative prices apply to the scope described below. Your final quote follows agreement on page templates, features, content and infrastructure. Renewals, licences, applicable taxes and work outside the scope are clarified in the quote.
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Deliverable
Service landing page
Business website
Custom website
Size
1 page, 6–8 content sections
5–8 page templates
Agreed feature list
Design
For one service or campaign
Based on your brand identity
Based on your business workflows
Languages
1 language
1 language
As scoped for the project
Initial content
Place supplied content on the page
Up to 15 supplied content entries
Agreed content volume
Content management
Agree update needs before delivery
Services, projects and articles
Agreed roles and features
Forms and measurement
Enquiry form; agreed measurement
Contact forms; agreed measurement
Agreed enquiry and processing workflows
Technical SEO
Title, description and content structure
URLs, metadata, sitemap and links
As scoped for the website architecture
Integrations
Quoted separately if needed
Quoted separately if needed
Agreed list of connected systems
Revisions and schedule
Rounds and schedule agreed in the quote
Rounds and schedule agreed in the quote
Defined by acceptance milestones
Handover and support
Agreed handover list and support terms
Admin guidance; agreed support terms
Access and documentation per contract
Renewals and licences
Itemised for the selected infrastructure
Itemised for the selected infrastructure
Based on infrastructure and integrations
A page template is a layout that can serve multiple content entries, not the number of URLs or articles. New copywriting, additional languages and data migration are scoped separately during discovery.
Plan for delivery and ongoing costs
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One-time delivery
Design, development, content entry, testing and handover within the agreed package. The quote lists deliverables and payment milestones.
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Recurring operation
Domains, hosting/VPS, licences and optional maintenance are itemised by provider, billing period and support scope. Renewals are not assumed to be free from year two.
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Additional requirements
Extra templates, languages, features, content or integrations are confirmed with costs and scheduling before work starts. Ongoing SEO and advertising spend are separate.
Know what happens at each stage.
Discovery, interface approval, development checks and operational handover form one connected delivery process.
01
Define the goal and content
Discuss your customers, priority services, existing website and available brand material.
Output: Sitemap, delivery scope and content preparation list
02
Agree the message and design
Develop page templates and refine them with your feedback before development begins.
Output: Agreed content direction and page designs
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Build and check
Develop the site, add content and check devices, forms, links and the agreed features.
Output: Preview website and an acceptance checklist
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Hand over and launch
Complete acceptance, configure the agreed hosting and guide your website administrator.
Output: Website, access and content management guidance
SEO-ready website checklist before handover
SEO-ready means the technical and content foundations help search engines crawl, understand and present the website correctly. It does not promise a fixed ranking. Cyno checks verifiable deliverables instead of relying on a broad label.
Ownership, infrastructure, source code, measurement data and operating guidance should be handed over within the agreed scope.
Search & content
Each page has a clear URL, title, description and primary topic
Heading levels, useful internal links, sitemap and canonical are checked
Images use suitable dimensions, efficient formats and contextual alt text
Experience & measurement
Mobile, desktop, browser and loading or error states are checked
Forms reach the right destination and handle success, errors and basic spam
Important actions follow the agreed measurement plan
Ownership & security
Domain, infrastructure and administration belong to the agreed owner
Least-privilege access, HTTPS and backup or recovery steps are defined
Source code, licences and third-party services appear in the handover list
Operations & support
A content owner and guidance cover common administration tasks
Warranty period, incident channel and maintenance scope are explicit
Renewals, upgrades and out-of-scope work are separated
Before you decide
Ownership, infrastructure, source code, measurement data and operating guidance should be handed over within the agreed scope.
The build is priced by page templates, features, content and integrations. The proposal identifies design, development and content entry, with domain, hosting, licences and maintenance separated for operating-cost planning.
When can the website be ready to use?
A schedule follows scope and content review. Milestones cover design approval, preview, checks and handover. Integrations and migration from an existing site are included in the agreed schedule.
What does the business own and receive?
The agreement specifies rights to design, source code, content and third-party components. Domain, hosting and administrator access are clarified so your business can operate the website.
Who updates and supports the website after handover?
Your administrator receives guidance for updating the agreed content. Warranty duration, incident contact and maintenance scope are specified in the agreement. Additional features are quoted separately.
What should we prepare for the first discussion?
Bring your priority services, customer profile, logo, project material and current website, if available. A few reference sites and the problems you want to solve help us focus the proposal.
Can the website bring enquiries from SEO and advertising?
The website supports service research and enquiries. Landing pages, SEO foundations and measurement can be included. Enquiry volume also depends on traffic, competition, the offer and sales follow-up. Ongoing SEO and advertising management are agreed separately.
Keep improving after launch
Agree on monthly monitoring, backup checks, updates and support. Response windows, included work and additional changes are defined before the service starts.
Share your current website or idea, priority services and target customers. The discussion establishes a direction that fits your goals and available resources.