Hoa Mộc — Bakery Website Template

Hoa Moc is arranged the way people actually choose a cake: browse by occasion, look closely at one, check the price and the pickup date, then order. The cake on the home page turns a full 360°, and every cake has its own page with ingredients, sizes and how far ahead to order.

What this website does for you

• Customers check prices themselves — Every cake has a page with prices per size, so the "how much is this one?" messages drop off sharply.
• Orders keep coming while the shop is busy — A customer fills in the order form and it reaches your Zalo with the pickup date and the message for the cake.
• A cake that turns 360° on the home page — Visitors drag to see the decoration from every side, which one photo from one angle never quite shows.

What pages a bakery website needs

A bakery that sells through its site usually needs three groups of pages. Hoa Moc ships all three, twenty-six pages in total:

• A menu and a page per cake — fifteen product pages, each with photos, ingredients, sizes, prices and lead time.
• Browse by occasion — birthdays, weddings, first-month parties, shop openings. People rarely search for "cake"; they search for "birthday cake for a little girl".
• An order page and contact details — the order form, your address, opening hours and a map, so someone who found you on Google Maps can actually reach you.

Who it suits

Bakeries, home kitchens, cafés and dessert shops taking orders by phone and Facebook, who want the menu and prices to answer first.

What it costs and how long it takes

There are three ways to do this, and the price of each sits in the "How to buy this template" block just below:

• Source code only — for anyone who already has a developer. You get the files, change the content and put it online yourself.
• Done for you — send us your cake photos and price list, and we hand back a live site on your own domain in about five working days, including the domain, first-year hosting and your Google Maps listing.
• Custom work — when you need something the template does not cover, such as custom cake orders priced by size, or several branches.

What customers ask before they commit

Facebook is working for me. Is a website worth it? A website does not replace Facebook; it covers what Facebook is bad at. People who have never heard of you search Google, and a price list on your own site does not scroll away like a post.

My cake range changes with the season. The list of cakes lives in one place, so adding or removing one takes minutes. For the first six months, message us and we will do it for you.

After you buy

You keep the whole site and the source code, with no platform lock-in. Updates stay free for the life of the product, and six months of support comes on Zalo.