A corporate website that feels like the offices on Gulshan Avenue: calm, confident and clearly above the noise.
I am RH Fardin, a corporate website design company in Gulshan run by one senior designer and developer. I build every site myself for companies with head offices around Gulshan 1, Gulshan 2, Niketan and the Banani side. No agency layers, no junior handoffs and no pitch deck. One person owns the plan, the design, the code and the launch. That matters for brands that meet partners at the Westin, Renaissance and Le Méridien. They cannot afford to look like a Daraz vendor online.
About 5 years building corporate sites for BD companies. Prices start at 50,000 BDT. 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank, and 50% on launch.
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Picture your office in a tower on Gulshan Avenue. Your website is the first meeting room a foreign buyer or investor walks into. That is why you need a corporate website design company in Gulshan that gets this right. Visitors judge you in eight seconds. They look at your fonts, your photos, your English and your speed on hotel Wi-Fi in Singapore.
Most corporate sites in Bangladesh fail that test in two seconds. They show clip-art handshakes and stretched stock photos. They mix three different fonts on one page. Their About Us page reads like a CV. That is the gap this page is about.
I have spent close to 5 years designing and launching corporate websites for Bangladesh companies. My clients include groups of companies, exporters, BGMEA-listed factories and holding firms. I also work with law chambers, real estate, financial services and consulting firms. I deal with the founder, the MD or the Head of Brand directly. No account manager sits in the middle.
Say you tell me the menu feels too soft for a manufacturing group. I make the type heavier the same day. You see the change on the staging site by evening.
My corporate work is quiet on purpose. I use lots of white space and a calm palette. That is often a serious navy, a deep maroon or charcoal with one accent color. I pair it with a clean type system, real photos where possible and simple icons where not. Gulshan corporate buyers respond to a look closer to a Singapore private bank than a Dhaka agency portfolio. That is the standard I design to.
This is a one-person practice, so the whole project runs in BDT and in one WhatsApp thread you can scroll back through. I do not send design work overseas. I do not hire juniors, and I do not bill in dollars. The person who pitched the idea on the first call is the same person writing the code at 11 PM before launch.
Six things that matter when your site has to hold its own next to a Standard Chartered annual report or a McKinsey deck on a buyer's laptop.
Clean, editorial fonts, careful white space and a calm palette built for navy-and-cream corporate brands. No gradient blobs, no rotating sliders and no stock handshakes.
Headlines, About Us and leadership bios in clean international English. Your CFO will not quietly rewrite it before sending the link to an investor in London or Dubai.
I handle the strategy call, the design files, the build and the launch myself. No junior recoloring a Figma template. No account manager forwarding your emails to someone else.
I shrink images, load sections only when needed and keep the build lean. The page shows up before a Banani buyer or a Dubai partner gives up and closes the tab.
A clean parent-brand homepage with pages for each sub-brand. It also has leadership, sustainability, careers and investor sections. You can grow without redoing the menu in year two.
Many of my clients never appear in my public portfolio. I sign NDAs without fuss and hide sensitive details in screenshots. Drafts go out on private staging links, never on social media.
Gulshan corporate clients need a specific kind of website, and almost nobody in Dhaka builds it. It is not a colorful startup page full of drawings. It is not a cluttered manufacturer site with three columns and a scrolling banner on top. It is closer to the site of a Hong Kong holding company or a mid-sized European industrial group.
Think of a calm homepage with one strong statement. Add a real photo of your building or your floor, not a stock image. Then a tight leadership section with proper headshots and a clear "What We Do" page. Add a "Group Companies" or "Divisions" section, ESG and sustainability where it fits, careers, press and contact. It should feel less like a brochure and more like an annual report you would be proud to print.
The build follows the same calm approach. The site should load fast on 4G in an Uber on Gulshan Avenue and on slow hotel Wi-Fi in KL. Usually only one or two people in marketing or the company secretary team can edit it. Clear editing zones stop anyone from breaking the leadership grid. Forms send each message to the right inbox: partnerships to BD, careers to HR and investor questions to the CFO.
Gulshan companies often have foreign owners or auditors quietly checking the site. So the code is clean and accessible. A foreign tech consultant can review it without wincing. That is the standard I hold every single project to.
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
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Real questions Gulshan MDs, marketing heads and company secretaries ask before they sign off.
Prices start at 50,000 BDT for a focused site for one company, with about, services, leadership and contact pages. A typical Gulshan corporate brief has several divisions, leadership, careers, news and contact. That usually lands between 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. Group-of-companies sites with sub-brand pages, ESG, investor relations and custom CMS workflows are quoted from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch.
Yes. For clients in Gulshan, Banani, Baridhara and Niketan, I do the first proper briefing call on Google Meet. Once you approve the proposal, we hold the kickoff on Google Meet or WhatsApp too. Design reviews and the final sign-off happen the same way. Your team can join from the office, home or a hotel lobby, and nobody has to cross town.
Yes. The site is clean, accessible and works on every screen size. It has proper meta tags, schema and a sensible CMS. There is no bloated template and no pirated theme. Your foreign tech consultant or auditor can open the page source and find nothing that embarrasses you.
That is standard practice for me. A good share of my corporate work is under NDA, and I am comfortable with that. Clients in finance, law, real estate and family-owned groups often prefer it. We can sign the NDA before you share any business information.
Yes. I design a parent-brand homepage that sits cleanly above the divisions. Then each unit gets its own sub-pages or sub-site, depending on how different the brands are. I plan the menu, CMS roles and content templates ahead. That way the structure still works when you add a sixth division in two years.
I do, personally. The strategy call, the design files, the front-end code, the CMS setup and the launch checklist are all me. I do not outsource to a Mirpur sub-shop, an overseas freelancer or a junior. That is the whole point of hiring a senior solo designer instead of a Gulshan agency.
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