In Dhanmondi your business is one of eight pins a buyer compares at a red light. A Facebook page won't win that comparison. A real business website can.
I design business websites in Dhanmondi for the clinics, diagnostic centres, law firms, coaching centres, restaurants and boutiques packed between Satmasjid Road, Road 27 and Jigatola — owners who already get found but lose the buyer the moment the comparison starts. I personally scope, design, build and ship every site myself; no agency, no juniors, no account manager in the middle. Business website design in Dhanmondi starts at 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, with a written design-approval guarantee.
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Most Dhanmondi businesses I talk to are not invisible. The clinic ranks on Google Maps. The boutique has 9,000 Instagram followers. The restaurant gets tagged in reels every weekend. What they don't have is a place a serious buyer can land, take you seriously, and act in under a minute. A Facebook page can't show your full price list cleanly, can't load a proper service breakdown, can't be trusted by a corporate client doing due diligence, and disappears behind a login wall the moment the buyer isn't already a follower. So the inquiry that should have been yours quietly goes to the establishment two buildings down that looked more real. Business website design in Dhanmondi is the fix for exactly that gap — not a brochure, not a vanity site, but the page that converts the attention you already earn.
I am RH Fardin, a website designer and developer in Bangladesh working solo for about five years. I do every part of the job myself: the scoping call, the wireframe, the copy, the design, the build, the launch, and the WhatsApp reply six months later when you want a price changed. There is no junior learning on your project and no account manager forwarding your messages to a developer you'll never meet. Dhanmondi owners notice that quickly, because most of them have already paid an agency where the people who pitched the work were never the people who did it — and then watched the project go cold.
Dhanmondi is a specific kind of battlefield. On one 600-metre stretch of Satmasjid Road you'll find half a dozen salons, several diagnostic centres, a couple of law chambers, a dozen restaurants and a handful of coaching centres, all chasing the same flat-owning families plus the Friday crowd spilling in from Mohammadpur, Jigatola and Kalabagan. Your website is not competing with the whole internet. It's competing with the seven other pins that surface when someone types your service plus 'Dhanmondi' from a café on Road 27. That means the job of a business website here is brutally concrete: be faster, clearer and more trustworthy than seven near-identical neighbours, on a phone, in the ten seconds before the buyer taps the next result.
So when I take on business website design in Dhanmondi, the first thing we settle is not colours — it's the single action this business needs a stranger to take, and the one objection standing in the way. For a diagnostic centre it's 'see the test, see the price, book a home sample'. For a law chamber it's 'understand the practice area and request a consultation without feeling judged'. For a coaching centre it's 'see the batch, the result record, and admit a child'. Then I build everything else to push toward that action fast, on a mid-range Android, with a thumb. I price it so a single clinic, chamber or boutique can afford the real version instead of the template one: 50,000 BDT to start, with bigger tiers only when your business genuinely needs them.
Not agency talking points — six things that decide whether a Dhanmondi business website earns inquiries or just sits there looking online.
Buyers arrive already comparing you to seven pins on Road 27. Your site leads with the one thing those neighbours hide — clear pricing, a real result, a frictionless way to book — so the comparison ends on you.
Your Facebook page only works for people who already follow you. Your business website works for the procurement officer, the new patient, the parent — anyone Googling you cold for the first time.
Before any design, we name the single action your buyer must take — book, call, request a quote — and the whole page pushes toward it. No slider nobody scrolls, no nine equal menu items diluting the point.
Tested on Symphony, Walton, Redmi and Realme, not just a flagship. Loads in under three seconds on Dhanmondi mobile data so an impatient buyer at a red light doesn't bounce to the next result.
Consultation and appointment requests, callback forms, advance-payment notes for bKash and Nagad, and click-to-WhatsApp piped straight to your phone — so a 10pm enquiry from Road 8 never goes cold overnight.
WordPress with a tidy editor and short Bangla walkthroughs, so your front desk can change today's price, a notice or a doctor's schedule without paying a retainer or chasing a developer who went quiet.
When a Dhanmondi owner shows me a site they want rebuilt, the money was almost never spent in the right place. There's a slow hero video of lake-side traffic at golden hour, a three-slide banner nobody clicks past, and an elaborate 'Our Vision' page in careful English. Meanwhile the things a real buyer needs are missing or broken: the phone number is baked into an image you can't tap, the address has no Google Maps link so someone trying to find a chamber off Satmasjid Road just gives up, the price list is a blurry JPG from 2021, and there's no WhatsApp button even though that's how every Dhanmondi customer actually wants to talk. The site was built to look impressive in a pitch, not to be used by an impatient person on a footpath deciding where to spend money in the next two minutes.
A business website in Dhanmondi has a short, non-negotiable job list, and almost everything I build serves it. It has to answer the 'koto taka' question for at least one service before the buyer has to ask — Dhanmondi buyers price-compare openly and respect a business confident enough to show numbers. It has to make calling, WhatsApp-ing or booking a one-thumb action, above the fold, no scrolling. It has to prove you're a real establishment — actual photos of your space, your team's faces, your real reviews — because this neighbourhood is visually literate and closes the tab the second a site feels like a template farm. And it has to load fast on a mid-range handset on patchy data. Get that list right and an ordinary 50,000 BDT business site quietly out-earns the prettier, pricier one next door. Get it wrong and the most beautiful homepage in Dhanmondi still loses you the walk-in, every single day, while looking perfectly nice doing it.
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.
The questions Dhanmondi business owners actually open with — starting with the one everyone asks first.
Three honest tiers. 50,000 BDT for a focused 5–6 page business site built around one clear action — book, call or WhatsApp — which fits a single clinic, chamber, salon or boutique. 90,000 BDT for a fuller 8–10 page site with detailed services or a menu, a gallery, multiple locations, or a proper booking flow. 1,50,000 BDT when you also need bilingual Bangla pages, custom design work and deeper booking or payment integration. Fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is always 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
If you're happy converting only people who already follow you, no. But a Facebook page can't show a full price list cleanly, can't be trusted by a corporate client checking you out, and hides behind a login the moment the visitor isn't a follower. Maps gets you found; the website is what turns that tap into a booking with your prices, proof and a one-thumb action in front of the buyer. For most Dhanmondi service businesses the website is the missing step between getting found and getting paid.
No — they do different jobs. The Maps pin wins you the click; the website wins you the decision. A buyer who taps your pin lands on the same generic Maps panel your seven neighbours have. Your website is the only place you can answer their real question — koto taka, is the slot available, can I trust you — better than those neighbours, and push them to act. I also set up and tidy your Google Business Profile as part of the build so the two reinforce each other instead of competing.
Most Dhanmondi boutiques don't need a checkout on day one. Your buyers want to browse a clean catalogue on their phone, save what they like, then WhatsApp you to confirm and pay the advance by bKash. A well-built business site with a strong gallery, a clear order form and a sticky WhatsApp button converts better at this stage and costs far less to maintain than a full cart. When your order volume genuinely justifies it, we add SSLCommerz or aamarPay checkout later — that usually lands in the 90,000 BDT tier and up.
From you: your logo, real photos of your space and team, the services and prices you want shown, and your bKash or Nagad numbers. I handle wireframe, copy, design, build and launch. You own everything — the domain and hosting are registered in your name, and I hand over the full WordPress login. You are never locked in. Small fixes in the first 30 days after launch are on me; after that you can take a maintenance retainer or just message me per task. The usual bottleneck is content from you, not the build from me.
It depends on who buys from you. A law chamber or corporate-facing firm usually reads best in clean English; a coaching centre, salon or local restaurant often converts better with key pages in Bangla, since that's how the buyer thinks at the deciding moment. Most Dhanmondi sites I build mix both deliberately — and I make sure Bangla type, line-height and 'koto taka' content render properly, which most cheap themes mangle. Timeline is realistically 2 to 4 weeks for a 50,000–90,000 BDT site from the advance, assuming you reply within a couple of days at each approval stage. You're covered by the design-approval guarantee: I don't start building until you've signed off the look in writing.
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