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Website design company in Ho Chi Minh City for business growth
Friday Works is a website design company registered in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam and operating fully remotely. We design and develop custom business websites by connecting positioning, sales content, technical SEO and lead generation for local and international teams. New builds and website redesign projects are shaped around a real buying journey and operating model rather than a generic visual template.
- Indicative budget
- 6–40 million VNDFrom a landing page to a bilingual B2B catalogue website
- Timeline
- 1–6 weeksCounted from scope approval and receipt of content
- Warranty
- 3 monthsDefect fixes for Friday Works' implementation after acceptance
- Handover
- Source code & accountsWith documentation and a CMS training session
Common problems
What businesses usually ask us to solve
Situation 01
The website looks good but rarely produces a quotation request.
How Friday Works responds
We start from the buyer journey: what people need to see before they trust you, and where they click to get in touch. Every page has one clear purpose and a fitting call to action.
Situation 02
Changing a sentence or adding a product still needs a developer.
How Friday Works responds
The site ships with a content management system (CMS) shaped around how your team works, plus documentation and a training session so you can update it yourselves.
Situation 03
Buyers search for your products on Google but do not find you.
How Friday Works responds
URL structure, page titles, structured data (schema that helps Google understand content), sitemaps and loading speed are built in from the start rather than patched after launch.
Situation 04
You want a redesign but fear losing rankings and old links.
How Friday Works responds
Before anything changes, we inventory the URLs that receive traffic, prepare a 301 (permanent) redirect map and check it again after the domain switch.
Project types
Projects we typically take on
B2B and export websites
Present capabilities, products, certifications and quotation journeys to buyers in local or international markets.
Business website redesign
Audit and rebuild the information architecture, message, conversion journey and technical foundation when an existing site is difficult to manage or does not generate qualified enquiries.
Multilingual websites
Plan content, URLs, hreflang and editorial workflows for teams serving more than one market.
When is this a good fit?
A good fit when
- You need a B2B website, catalogue, quotation journey or multilingual site with a clear path to an enquiry.
- Your team can clarify audiences, existing content, reviewers and acceptance criteria before a proposal is compared.
- The current site needs a redesign because it is difficult to operate, find in search or use in the sales process.
Not a fit when
- You only need a rapid visual change while goals, content and review ownership are still undefined.
- You need a promised ranking or lead volume before a baseline, content scope and measurement exist.
Work in production
Real websites serving different business journeys
How we work
Step by step: who does what and what you receive
Example schedule for a bilingual B2B website with about seven main pages (package W04, 4–6 weeks). Smaller sites shorten design and build; sites with deep catalogues, more languages or integrations take longer.
- 01Before signing
Conversation & scope
An online conversation to understand what you sell, to whom, and where the current website falls short.
Friday Works does
- Ask about target buyers, core products and how your team receives enquiries today.
- Review the current site (if any), competitor sites and existing content.
- Recommend a package, page list and features, and state what is out of scope.
Your part
Share your goals, a few websites you like and who gives the final approval.
You receive
- A scope proposal with pages, features and acceptance criteria
- A milestone schedule and quotation
CheckpointSign the proposal and pay the first instalment (40%). The schedule starts here.↗︎
- 02Week 1
Discovery & content architecture
Turn business goals into a site map and an order of information for each page.
Friday Works does
- Work with your sales or marketing lead to map the customer journey.
- Create the sitemap and a readable, search-friendly URL structure.
- Decide which pages need forms or calls to action and which actions to measure.
Your part
Send your logo, imagery, certificates and existing content, and answer product questions.
You receive
- Sitemap and URL structure
- A content outline for each page
- A list of missing content with owners
CheckpointYou approve the sitemap before design starts.↗︎
- 03Weeks 2–3
Layout & interface design
Layout first, visuals second, so both sides agree on content before discussing colour.
Friday Works does
- Draw wireframes (black-and-white layout sketches) for the key pages.
- Design the brand-led interface for desktop and mobile.
- Build shared components (buttons, cards, forms, tables) so every page stays consistent.
Your part
Review in focused rounds and consolidate internal feedback through one contact.
You receive
- Designs you can review on desktop and mobile
- A UI style guide: colour, type and components
CheckpointApprove the design before development to avoid rework.↗︎
- 04Weeks 3–5
Development & content management
The approved design becomes a working website on a test environment you can try.
Friday Works does
- Build the responsive front end (adapting to every screen) and optimise loading speed.
- Set up the CMS so your team can edit pages, posts and products.
- Connect contact or quotation forms, email notifications and analytics.
- Enter the initial content included in the package.
Your part
Use the demo, check the content and send feedback in one shared list.
You receive
- A preview link that behaves like the live site
- A CMS account to practise with
CheckpointDemo of the core features and the second instalment (40%).↗︎
- 05Weeks 5–6
Testing, SEO & launch
Final checks, then the site goes live on your main domain.
Friday Works does
- Test devices and browsers and submit every form and email.
- Review technical SEO: titles, descriptions, headings, schema, sitemap and robots.
- Measure loading speed and fix slow points.
- For redesigns: 301 redirects from old URLs to new ones.
Your part
Provide domain (DNS) access, final content and the launch date.
You receive
- The website live on your domain with https
- A sitemap submitted to Google Search Console
CheckpointLaunch, then a full re-check on the live domain.↗︎
- 06After launch
Acceptance, handover & warranty
You receive full control of the website and know how to run it.
Friday Works does
- An online session on updating content in the CMS.
- Hand over source code, accounts and documentation.
- Receive and fix defects during the warranty period.
Your part
Accept the work against the criteria agreed in the proposal.
You receive
- Source code, admin accounts and documentation
- Three months of defect fixes for Friday Works' implementation
CheckpointAcceptance and the final instalment (20%).↗︎
Deliverables
What you receive
Strategy & content
- SitemapThe page list, page relationships and URL structure; the basis for both the quote and acceptance.
- Page-by-page content outlineKey messages, section order and the call to action for each audience.
- Measurement planThe actions worth counting, such as form submissions, calls and downloads, so you know whether the site creates customers.
Design
- Wireframes for key pagesLayout sketches that settle content before colour and imagery.
- Desktop & mobile interfaceComplete brand-led designs for both screen sizes.
- UI style guideColours, type, buttons, forms and content cards, so future pages stay consistent.
A working website
- Fast, responsive websiteWorks on phones, tablets and desktops; images are compressed and loaded when needed.
- Content management system (CMS)Your team edits text, images, posts and products without calling a developer.
- Contact or quotation formsEmail notifications to the right recipients; attachments depending on the package.
- Technical SEO foundationTitles, descriptions, schema, sitemap, robots, hreflang (for multilingual sites) and Search Console.
Handover & operation
- Source code and accountsSource code, admin accounts and infrastructure details handed over under the contract.
- Documentation & trainingA CMS guide and an online training session for the site administrators.
- Three months of fixesDefects in Friday Works' implementation are fixed free of charge for three months after acceptance.
Technology and tools we commonly use
The exact stack is chosen for each project and recorded in the proposal rather than forcing one platform onto every problem.
- Next.js / ReactFast, search-friendly pages that can grow into a web app later.
- A CMS that fits the teamChosen for how you update content, from simple posts to catalogues with many attributes.
- Cloud hosting, SSL, CDNReliable infrastructure with https and backups suited to the scale.
- Google Analytics & Search ConsoleMeasure traffic sources, key actions and how Google indexes the site.
Collaboration
What both sides prepare
What you prepare
- Logo, brand colours and photos of products, facilities or projects (if available).
- Core content: company profile, products or services, certificates and contact details.
- One reviewer for content and design who responds on the agreed schedule.
- Access to the domain, hosting or current website for a redesign.
- Recipients for form emails and the analytics tools you already use.
What we check before handover
- Renders correctly in common browsers and on the main screen sizes.
- Every form submits and each email reaches the right recipient.
- Each page has its own title, description and a single H1; sitemap and robots are valid.
- No broken links; old URLs (if any) redirect with 301.
- Images are optimised and pages load well on mobile networks.
- Https across the site; admin access granted only to the right people.
Pricing
Indicative packages and how the budget is set
Related starting packages
Version 20 October 2026 · Unit: million VNDLanding page
6–10million VND / project
Estimated: 1–2 weeks
Baseline scope. One page with up to eight content sections, one enquiry form, responsive layouts and customer-provided analytics.
Not included: CMS, member accounts, ordering or image/video production.
Business website
12–18million VND / project
Estimated: 2–3 weeks
Baseline scope. Up to five main pages and two detail templates; one language; CMS; one enquiry form; initial entry of up to ten content items.
Not included: CRM, shopping cart or multi-stage editorial approval.
Brand / travel website
20–30million VND / project
Estimated: 4–6 weeks
Baseline scope. Up to seven main pages and four detail templates; Vietnamese and English; CMS; service/tour categories and filters; two forms; up to twenty initial items.
Not included: Real-time reservations, inventory, payments or agency connections.
B2B, catalogue & RFQ website
25–40million VND / project
Estimated: 4–6 weeks
Baseline scope. Up to seven main pages and three detail templates; Vietnamese and English; CMS; two attachment forms; basic CRM with one workflow and up to seven states; reporting and Excel export.
Not included: Automated quotation, contract management or ERP synchronisation.
These are indicative budgets for new engagements, not fixed quotations or prices from completed contracts. Scope, schedule and cost are confirmed for each project before work begins.
Typical timelines
- Landing page (W01)
- Commonly 1–2 weeks for one page with up to eight sections and one form.
- Business website (W02)
- Commonly 2–3 weeks for up to five main pages, two detail templates and one language.
- Bilingual B2B or catalogue site (W03–W04)
- Commonly 4–6 weeks; deeper catalogues, more languages or integrations take 6–10 weeks.
- Confirmed plan
- Set after discovery because data quality, content readiness and review speed directly affect delivery.
The budget depends on
- The number of page templates, languages and depth of the content catalogue.
- The level of UX/UI, motion and brand-system customisation required.
- CMS, forms, CRM, search or third-party system integrations.
- Copywriting, migration, imagery and post-launch support needs.
Proposed payment schedule
- 40%Project start
- 40%Demo & core features
- 20%Acceptance & handover
Before a quote is final
- Agree the page, feature, data and acceptance-criteria list before implementation.
- The schedule starts after scope approval, receipt of required inputs and the first payment.
- The proposal includes three months of defect correction for Friday Works' implementation after acceptance.
- Domain, hosting, email, AI/API, data, licences, third-party services and applicable tax are shown separately.
After handover
Warranty, maintenance and next steps
Three months of defect fixes
Defects in the work Friday Works delivered are fixed for three months after acceptance and are not charged as maintenance.
Monthly maintenance
0.8–1.5 million VND / month
Up to 2 hours/month · One website; operational checks, compatibility updates and small content/display changes.
Support is provided during business hours, not as a 24/7 service. Infrastructure and work above the included allowance are quoted separately. Warranty defects are not charged as maintenance.Extend after launch
- Additional page / layout1–2.5 million VND
- Additional language1.5–3 million VND
- Attachment & email form1.5–3 million VND
- Dashboard & data export3–6 million VND
Frequently asked questions
Before we begin
01What is business website design?
Business website design aligns commercial goals, content architecture, customer journeys, UX/UI, the technical platform and conversion measurement so the website can operate as a durable sales and service channel. A custom website changes more than the interface; it must fit the organisation's content, team and operating process.
02What determines the cost of a business website?
Business website cost depends on page templates, content volume, UX/UI customisation, languages, CMS requirements, CRM or other integrations, technical SEO and post-launch support. Friday Works prices a project after scope, content responsibilities and acceptance criteria are clear so proposals can be compared on equivalent work.
03Does Friday Works provide website design in Ho Chi Minh City?
Friday Works is a website design company registered in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam and operates fully remotely with local and international teams. The delivery cadence, communication channels, repositories, infrastructure and handover responsibilities are agreed before work begins.
04Can Friday Works redesign an existing business website?
Friday Works can redesign an existing business website. A redesign starts with an audit of the current URLs, content, search visibility, customer journey, CMS, integrations and measurement. The scope can preserve a sound platform and improve selected journeys or rebuild the site when the existing architecture and technology constrain the business.
05Is SEO included from the beginning?
Friday Works includes technical SEO from the beginning of a website project: URL structure, metadata, headings, internal links, schema, sitemaps, robots rules and performance are considered during the build. Sustainable SEO still requires useful content and ongoing measurement after launch.
06How should we choose a business website design company?
When choosing a business website design company, review relevant work, the team's ability to clarify business goals, its content and UX process, technical SEO foundations, conversion measurement, source-code ownership and post-launch support. A price is only comparable after scope and acceptance criteria are clear.
07Does Friday Works use off-the-shelf templates?
Friday Works may reuse proven technical building blocks, but the structure, experience and visual system are designed around each organisation's goals, content and brand.
08Can our team update the website?
Your team can update a website built by Friday Works. The scope defines a suitable CMS or content model, editorial permissions and handover documentation so your team can operate the site.
09How long does a business website take?
A landing page usually takes 1–2 weeks, a business website of about five pages 2–3 weeks, and a bilingual B2B catalogue website 4–6 weeks. The schedule starts after scope approval, receipt of content and the first payment; review speed on both sides directly affects the launch date.
10Who owns the domain, hosting and source code?
Friday Works recommends that the business registers the domain and infrastructure accounts in its own name. Source code, admin accounts and documentation are handed over under the contract; domain, hosting and third-party costs are listed separately in the quote.
11Who supports the website after handover?
For three months after acceptance, defects in Friday Works' implementation are fixed free of charge. After that you can choose monthly maintenance or request work item by item; support is handled during business hours.
Talk to Friday Works
Discuss the scope for a B2B website
Share your target buyers, available content and the constraints of your current website. Friday Works will help define a practical delivery scope.
Discuss website scopeAfter you send a request
- 01Send a short brief
Your goal, current situation and preferred timing; attachments are welcome.
- 02A reply within one business day
Friday Works sends clarifying questions or proposes an online call.
- 03Discuss the scope
Review the goal, risks and an approach that fits the budget.
- 04Receive a written proposal
Scope, milestone schedule, cost and acceptance criteria.