Sinh Vũ agrees the structure and the reader first, then lays out your capability profile and company documents. You receive a print file and a screen file, plus editable templates when they are in scope.
5 steps · 4 approvals on your sidePick a step to see what Sinh Vũ does, what you decide and what you receive.
Step 01 · Discovery and alignment
Step 02 · Design
Step 03 · Design
Step 04 · System and usage rules
Step 05 · Rollout
What you pay for is not dragging and dropping slides. It is deciding what goes first, turning messy data tables into charts that read quickly, and keeping twenty pages looking like one company wrote them. Investors and major partners rarely read closely; they scan. Sinh Vũ agrees the structure and the reader before laying out, using the content you have signed off, so they scan straight to what you want them to remember.
Lock the story first, and the document leads to the right decision.
This craft is driven by page count, not by how hard the idea is. Sinh Vũ agrees the page count and content before laying out, because content arriving in drips means laying out again from scratch.
Part 1
Agree the content outline section by section and the page count, the number that sets the workload and the quote.
Page countAgreed before quoting
Part 2
A few representative pages are laid out to set the style, then the whole document is laid out and charts are built for the data.
Sample pagesStyle approved first
Part 3
Print files to the printer's specifications and a screen file with a clickable contents page, plus an editable PowerPoint or Keynote version.
Two file versionsPrint and screen kept separate
Add the two figures together for the real time from kickoff to handover. Your part follows the approval window of each step, so approving early shortens the schedule.
Having these ready keeps the project on schedule. If something is missing, Sinh Vũ can still start, and the handover date moves back accordingly.
Each item comes with its format and what it lets you do.
Send it to a printer and it prints, rather than printing from a screen version.
To the printer's standard
Send it to partners by email or Zalo, or attach it to a tender.
With clickable contents
Update figures and new projects for next year on the layout already built.
If in scope
The four points below are the sign-off yardstick, agreed from the start. The two file points apply when they are in scope.
Every agreed page
All agreed pages are delivered. If content changes after layout, the rework is charged by the number of pages affected.
Pages counted
Print file to spec
The print file meets the printer's specifications: colour mode, bleed and resolution, so the printer can print it without rework.
Checked against the specs
Screen version with contents
The screen version has a clickable contents page and a light file size, so recipients open it quickly on a phone.
Contents clicked through
Content matches the signed-off version
The content in the layout matches the version you checked and signed off, with no old text left behind.
Compared with the approved version
The tests Sinh Vũ runs before every design sign-off. Your files never leave your device.
The way of working on this page rests on principles from the Sinh Vũ craft doctrine. Open one to read the reasoning, its limits and when it fails.
Quoted by the real scope, fixed as a package once we have heard your needs, with no surprise fees along the way. The page count is agreed before quoting. Printing is charged separately.
Paid once
Quoted by scope, fixed as a package once we have heard your needs.
One document needed now, on a tight deadline.
2-3 weeks
Quoted by scope
Several connected documents, page count agreed before quoting.
4 weeks
Quoted by scope
A complete set of documents for many publications.
5 weeks
Quoted by scope
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You provide the source material and original figures, and Sinh Vũ edits them into content and builds the structure, without inventing achievements or numbers. AI helps gather scattered material and sketch drafts quickly, while Sinh Vũ's editors rewrite, check and sign off with you. If the material is still scattered, Sinh Vũ runs a dedicated session to pull it into a clear storyline.
Yes, this is common in many businesses. Sinh Vũ goes through with you which figures are solid enough to use and which points are better told as a story than as numbers. What matters is never publishing a wrong figure; better to say less and be right than to exaggerate.
Ready-made templates are fast, but the layout and story look like countless other companies, and it is hard to feel distinctive when a partner holds it. Sinh Vũ builds a structure and visuals specific to each business, and that is the main effort, not just changing text colours on an existing frame.
The PDF fixes the layout and is used for sending to partners or printing. The editable PowerPoint or Keynote version lets your team adjust figures and change slides when presenting in person. Sinh Vũ delivers both because the two situations are different.
Length depends on purpose: a profile for a tender is different from a quick introduction for individual customers. Sinh Vũ advises a sensible page count based on the purpose you describe, and never pads it out to look impressive if the material is not there.
Yes. AI translates the draft using a glossary agreed with you, and Sinh Vũ's editors check the wording and industry terms before layout. Certified or legally binding translations go through a translation agency.
Page count, the amount of illustration and the volume of content vary between businesses, so the cost changes with the specific scope. Sinh Vũ quotes once the requirements are clear, so the figure matches the actual work. Our pricing principles are public on the Pricing page.
The editable PowerPoint or Keynote version lets your team update figures or add pages without coming back to Sinh Vũ each time. For major changes to structure or visuals, you can ask Sinh Vũ for separate support as needed.
Send a few lines about what you need, and Sinh Vũ replies within the working day.