Best website redesign company in Sylhet for owners stuck with a site that was 'modern' five years ago and now embarrasses them.
I rebuild tired Sylhet websites that have gone slow, broken on mobile, and stopped pulling enquiries from Facebook. One senior designer who audits what you have, decides what to keep and what to bin, and ships a faster, cleaner site that still looks right when your brother opens it in London. Redesigns from 50,000 BDT, 50% advance, 50% on launch, with a written design-approval guarantee before any code goes live.
5+ years rebuilding Bangladeshi websites. I migrate your old URLs properly so a redesign never tanks your Google rankings.
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The redesign call in Sylhet almost always starts with embarrassment, not strategy. Someone abroad — a brother in Whitechapel, a cousin who runs the family restaurant in Manchester — opened the website on a fast UK connection, on a phone they use to browse properly-made British sites all day, and asked the question nobody in the office wanted to hear: "Eta toh purano lagche, change korba na?" The site that looked fine when it launched in 2020 now loads slow, the menu overlaps on a 6-inch screen, the WhatsApp button goes to a number that changed two years ago, and half the gallery images are broken. It did not get bad overnight. It got bad because once it went live, nobody owned it, and the agency that built it disappeared the day the final invoice cleared.
I am RH Fardin, a senior website designer and developer working solo for about five years. A redesign is a different animal from a new build, and most 'top' web companies in Sylhet treat it the same — they ignore everything you already have, charge you for a brand-new site, and quietly let your existing Google rankings collapse on launch day. I do the opposite. I start with what exists: I crawl your current site, pull whatever analytics you have, look at which pages already rank, and read the last month of your Facebook page messages. Then I decide, page by page, what is worth keeping, what is dragging you down, and what has to be rebuilt from scratch. You are paying me for judgment, not just pixels.
Working in Sylhet means a redesign has two judges, and they never agree by accident. The manager here wants the site to load on a mid-range Symphony over patchy Subidbazar mobile data and send enquiries to the right phone. The investor abroad wants it to look like real money was spent — finished, credible, the standard he sees on UK sites every day. A redesign that pleases one and fails the other gets sent back, and the second half of the invoice waits. I design for both at once because I get on the calls with both sides myself. No junior in the middle losing the brief between Zindabazar and London.
Pricing is fixed and stated up front, because the person funding the redesign will ask 'koto taka, exactly?' and will not tolerate a number that creeps once foreign money is on the table. Most Sylhet redesigns land at 50,000 BDT for a focused small-business rebuild, 90,000 BDT for a mid-size service company with deeper content, and 1,50,000 BDT for a heavier corporate or bilingual rebuild. Fully custom redesigns with a bespoke design system start at 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, 50% on launch. You approve the final design in writing before I touch production code — no surprises, no padding the bill because there is a UK address behind you.
Not the biggest office on Zindabazar, not the cheapest. The one who rebuilds the site without losing what was already working.
I map every old URL to a new one, set up 301 redirects, keep the meta titles and content of pages already ranking, and submit a fresh sitemap on launch day. Your existing Google equity stays put instead of evaporating.
Before I open Figma I crawl your current site, read your last month of Facebook messages, and find which pages actually earn traffic. The redesign brief comes from your data, not from my taste.
Rebuilt to the standard a diaspora owner in London or Birmingham expects, so the relative who flagged the old site as dated finally signs off — and releases the second instalment without sending it back.
I compress images, strip the bloated theme code that was slowing you down, and test on a mid-range Android over actual Sylhet mobile data. Under three seconds where your customers in Uposhohor and Tilagor really are.
You don't lose your domain, your email, or your years-old web address. I redeploy onto your existing setup, or tell you plainly if the hosting itself is the reason the old site crawls — your call, not a forced upsell.
I get on the calls with the manager in Sylhet and the investor abroad myself. The person redrawing your homepage is the person you message on WhatsApp at 9pm — no account manager relaying things and losing them across the time difference.
Every redesign I take on starts with a quiet audit against the four things that actually decide the work: your analytics if you have any, your top pages by organic traffic, your Google Business Profile reviews, and the last 30 days of messages in your Facebook inbox. That last one matters more in Sylhet than owners realise. Your customers — local and diaspora both — ask the same handful of questions on Messenger and IMO over and over: price, location, payment, delivery to the UK or to family back home, and 'apnar office kothay?'. If the current site does not answer those in the first scroll, every taka you spend boosting posts is leaking, and a redesign that only changes the colours fixes none of it. The real agenda writes itself from that inbox.
The kill list is usually longer than people expect: the rotating hero slider nobody reads past slide one, the 'Our Vision Our Mission' box on the homepage, the broken gallery images, the eight-item menu that should be four, and the contact form with eleven fields when a WhatsApp button and a phone number would do. The keep list is smaller and precious — your genuine product photos (recolour-corrected and compressed), any page already ranking on Google, and your real reviews. The rebuild list is where the new site is born: a homepage that names your buyer and your offer in five seconds, service pages built around the questions your inbox actually receives, a contact section wired to the manager's current phone with bKash and Nagad shown plainly, and bilingual Bangla-English where the diaspora side needs it. That is the line between a redesign that just looks newer and one that finally earns its place — fast and simple enough for a customer here, finished and credible enough for the relative judging it from a London living room.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or message on WhatsApp.
Straight answers to what Sylhet business owners actually ask before approving a website redesign — usually with the family abroad listening in.
Most Sylhet redesigns I take on land at 50,000 BDT for a focused small-business rebuild, 90,000 BDT for a mid-size service company with more pages and content rework, and 1,50,000 BDT for heavier corporate or bilingual Bangla-English rebuilds. Fully custom redesigns with a bespoke design system start at 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, 50% on launch. Send me your current URL on WhatsApp and I'll tell you the exact tier in one message — a straight number you can quote to whoever is funding it, not a vague 'depends'.
Not if it's done properly, and this is exactly where cheap redesigns in Sylhet go wrong. I map every old URL to its new equivalent, set up 301 redirects, preserve the meta titles and content of pages already ranking, and submit a fresh XML sitemap to Search Console on launch day. Rankings usually recover fully within 2 to 4 weeks and often improve, because the new site is faster and properly mobile-friendly — both of which Google now weighs heavily.
That is the most common reason a Sylhet redesign starts at all. I rebuild to the standard a diaspora owner in London, Birmingham or Bradford sees on British sites every day, so when they open the new version abroad it reads as money well spent. At the same time it stays fast and simple for the local customer on a mid-range phone over Sylhet mobile data. One site, both judges satisfied — which is why owners abroad sign off the first time and release the second instalment.
Yes. I don't force you to move anything you don't need to. If your current domain, hosting and email are fine, I redeploy the new build onto your existing setup so your web address and inbox carry on untouched. If the hosting itself is the reason the old site is slow, I'll tell you plainly and recommend a Bangladesh-friendly option — but the decision is yours, not a forced upsell.
A standard Sylhet redesign in the 50,000 to 90,000 BDT range runs about 3 to 5 weeks: roughly a week for the audit and content rework, 1 to 2 weeks for design in Figma with revisions, and 1 to 2 weeks for build, content migration and launch. Larger 1,50,000 BDT rebuilds take 5 to 8 weeks. The clock starts the day the advance lands and you send me your existing assets and logins.
Walk along Zindabazar and you'll see a dozen second-floor 'IT solutions' offices, most of them a salesperson and a junior who'll let your old rankings collapse on launch day and quietly inflate the quote once they sense foreign money behind you. With me, the person you message on WhatsApp is the same person crawling your old site, deciding what to keep, and pushing the rebuild live. The trade-off is honest: I take on a limited number of redesigns each month, so booking isn't always same-week.
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