Category-based catalog
Phones, tablets, watches, accessories, audio, laptops, smart home, and pre-owned devices, laid out so customers find the right product.
E-commerce · Digital Commerce
MinTech designed and built the storefront that takes Kho Di Động’s retail business online, with a category-based catalog, a CMS so the internal team can update products and promotions, and a foundation ready to grow.

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Kho Di Động sells authentic phones and tech devices. The business needed a modern online channel to present products, run promotions, and take orders, without that channel drifting away from how the stores actually operate.
The challenge is keeping everything consistent: products and prices change often, promotions are updated continually, and the internal team needs to handle those changes without waiting on engineering.
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What the storefront offers customers today, based on the live website.
Phones, tablets, watches, accessories, audio, laptops, smart home, and pre-owned devices, laid out so customers find the right product.
Banners and highlighted promotion areas on the homepage, updated through the CMS for each campaign.
A dedicated page for the trade-in and upgrade program, tied to the stores’ sales activity.
Warranty, shipping, returns, and lookup pages answer the questions customers usually have before buying.
A search box at the top of the page so customers go straight to the product they want.
A news section that adds useful content for people researching devices.
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Not just a shopping website, but a digital sales channel tied to operations.
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Understand how the stores sell, manage products, and run promotions, then design an online channel that matches.
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A CMS lets the sales team update products and promotions without waiting on engineering every time a price changes or a campaign is added.
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The architecture allows more categories and campaigns as the business grows.
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A modern web platform that is maintainable and easy to hand over to the business’s team.
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MinTech has not published the partner’s business figures. The values below describe operational and platform outcomes.
In step with how the stores already operate.
Products and promotions are updated through the CMS.
Ready for larger catalogs and campaigns.
FAQ
What retail businesses often ask when opening an e-commerce channel.
An e-commerce site is tied to the product catalog, promotions, ordering, and operations, not just a page that introduces the brand.
The business’s own team, through the included CMS, without waiting on engineering every time a price changes or a product is added.
Start with a first phase that is enough to sell or take orders on the core catalog, with a CMS so the internal team can update it, then expand gradually.
You can start with a conversation about your catalog, promotions, and how orders are handled today. From there we propose a first phase that fits.
Share your catalog, promotions, and how orders are handled today. We’ll suggest a first phase that fits.