Why Uttara owners come to me to redo, not start over
A redesign is a harder job than a new build. Most people get sold the easy version.
There is a specific moment most of my Uttara redesign clients describe. They are sitting across from a younger competitor in Sector 7 or a foreign buyer on a video call, they share their website link, and they feel the small flinch of embarrassment as it loads. The logo changed two years ago but the site still shows the old one. The phone number is for a SIM they stopped using. It takes seven seconds to open on 4G near Uttara Center, and on a phone the menu spills off the side of the screen. The business has grown up. The website is still wearing clothes from 2019.
I am RH Fardin, a senior website designer and developer based in Bangladesh, and a large share of my work is redesigns specifically — not first websites. That distinction matters, because a redesign is genuinely harder than a blank-page build. With a new site there is nothing to break. With a redesign there is live traffic, existing Google rankings, old URLs people have bookmarked, a payment flow that already takes bKash and Nagad orders, and content that took years to write. The risk is not making it pretty. The risk is making it pretty and quietly demolishing the rankings and conversions you already have. I do every redesign personally, so the person weighing those trade-offs is the same person you message on WhatsApp.
Here is the trap I pull most Uttara businesses out of: they get sold a 'refresh' when they actually need a rebuild. A cheap refresh swaps the colours, drops in a new banner image, maybe changes the font, and leaves the same bloated 2019 theme, the same 40 unused plugins, and the same broken mobile layout underneath. It looks slightly newer for a month and then you are back where you started, because nothing structural changed. A real top website redesign in Uttara starts with why the old site underperforms — the weight, the structure, the conversion path — and rebuilds those, not just the paint. I will tell you honestly which one your site needs, even when the honest answer is the smaller invoice.
Pricing is plain and I say it before you ask. Most Uttara redesigns 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, and 1,50,000 BDT for a heavier corporate or ecommerce rebuild. Fully custom redesigns with a bespoke design system start at 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance via bank transfer, bKash or Nagad, 50% on launch. You approve the design in writing before I touch production code — no reveal-day surprises.
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