A corporate website in Dhaka has about eight seconds to win over a Gulshan procurement head, a foreign buyer or a bank's vendor desk. In that time, it must prove your company is the real thing.
I offer corporate website design in Dhaka for holding companies, manufacturers, B2B service firms, importers, exporters and regulated businesses. These firms need a site as serious as their boardroom. No stock illustrations, no template skins and no junior handoffs. You talk to the person who designs and builds the site, from kickoff to launch.
About five years of senior design work. Projects start at 50,000 BDT, with 50% advance and 50% on launch. You get a written design-approval guarantee before a single line of code ships.
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Most briefs for corporate website design in Dhaka arrive the same way. A director forwards a competitor's URL with one line. It says to "make ours better than this, but more professional". Under that line sits a pile of pressure most agencies hide from you. The About pages are out of date. The investor deck says one thing while the website says another. Nobody has set rules for the Bangla and English mix. And the CEO will personally review every screen.
I am RH Fardin, a senior website designer and developer who works solo. Corporate sites are where I am most useful, because they need the most discipline. I have spent about five years in those review meetings. I take notes from the chairman, the COO, the head of marketing and the IT person worried about the hosting login. I design the site, write the code and set up the CMS. Then I hand over a system you and your in-house team can actually run.
My background is in sites that win business, not sites that just look pretty. Before any layout, I read your company profile and your existing brochures. I read your audited financial summary if you share it, and your last three RFP responses. The finished website speaks the way your sales team already speaks. Think of a Tuesday morning Zoom call with a procurement officer in Motijheel or a partner in Singapore.
There is no junior designer between you and me. Say you message at 10:30 PM because the Chairman wants the leadership photos reshuffled before tomorrow's board meeting. You are messaging the person who built the page. That single line of contact is why serious Dhaka companies pick a senior solo expert over a thirty-person agency for their corporate site.
I build these six things into every corporate website design project in Dhaka. They are the six things your visitors quietly check before they pick up the phone.
Clean type, calm colour and proper white space that look established, not startup-flashy. It is the kind of polish a Gulshan client expects when they open your site after a meeting.
Pages and templates are designed so Bangla content sits naturally next to English without breaking the layout. That helps when your annual report is bilingual but your investor relations page must be English-first.
The leadership and board section is built for real photos and real bios, not stock headshots. I also guide you on how to set up the photo shoot. So your MD and directors look as polished as their global peers.
There are set places for licences, BIN, TIN, ISO certificates, BSEC disclosures and PDFs of your financials. Everything is organised so a regulator or a banker can find what they need in two clicks.
The site is tuned for mid-range Android phones on Banglalink, Robi and GP. That is what the procurement officer or junior banker actually uses to check you in the elevator before your meeting.
I set up WordPress or a headless CMS around the people who will use it, not around a flashy demo. Your marketing person can add a press release, a tender notice or a new leadership bio without calling me.
A corporate website in Dhaka is not a brochure, and it is not a lead magnet. It is the document people read in private after they hear your name from someone else. Think of a procurement officer at a multinational or a relationship manager at a foreign bank. Think of a journalist, an investor building a due-diligence file, or a job candidate doing a final check.
It could also be a foreign principal deciding whether to make you their Bangladesh distributor. They all open your URL when nobody is watching. Within a minute, they decide if you look like a company they want their name tied to. Everything else rides on that minute: the meetings, the proposals and the lunches at Westin or Le Meridien.
That is why corporate website design Dhaka BD companies need is different from a small-business site. Structure matters more than animation. You need a clear About page and a believable Leadership section with named directors. You need a Businesses or Divisions page that explains what each unit does. Add a Sustainability or CSR section if you have one, and a strategy if you do not. You need a Newsroom with at least one item from this year, and a Careers page that does not look abandoned.
Your Contact page should list your real Head Office in Gulshan, Banani, Motijheel or wherever you sit. Add a Google Map, a landline and a real email, not a generic info@. I design every corporate site around this skeleton, then dress it in your brand. Prices start at 50,000 BDT for a tight five to seven page site. Most serious Dhaka companies land between 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. Full custom builds for groups with many divisions start at 3,00,000 BDT.
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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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Six questions Dhaka directors and marketing heads usually ask before they sign off a corporate website design project.
A serious corporate website in Dhaka starts at 50,000 BDT for a tight 5 to 7 page site: Home, About, Leadership, Services or Divisions, and Contact. The 90,000 BDT tier suits most mid-sized Dhaka companies. It adds a proper Newsroom, a Careers page and a richer Leadership section. 1,50,000 BDT covers larger groups with several business units, bilingual content and an investor disclosures section. Custom builds for large groups start at 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch, in BDT, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
You talk to me, RH Fardin, from the first call to launch and beyond. I design the wireframes, write the code and set up the CMS myself. There is no account manager, no junior designer and no offshore team. When your Chairman wants a change at 10 PM, you message the person who built the page, not a ticket queue.
Yes. I design the template system from day one to hold Bangla and English content cleanly. It uses proper Bengali fonts, such as SolaimanLipi, Hind Siliguri or a custom font you have licensed. The layout does not break when paragraph lengths change between the two languages. Most Dhaka corporate clients pick English-first. They add a Bangla version of the annual report, leadership message and CSR pages.
Yes. The corporate sites I design run on WordPress, or a headless CMS if your IT team prefers it. I build custom content types for press releases, tender notices, board changes, financial PDFs and job posts. I also record a short Bangla and English walkthrough video for your marketing person. Then they can publish without calling me.
A standard 50,000 BDT corporate site takes about 3 to 4 weeks. The 90,000 BDT tier takes 4 to 6 weeks. 1,50,000 BDT builds usually run 6 to 8 weeks, because of bilingual content and the disclosures section. Custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT depend on scope. The biggest variable is always how fast your team approves the leadership photos and board bios. I plan around that.
That is exactly why every project starts with a written design-approval stage before any code. I deliver the homepage and one inner-page design in Figma. You share it inside your company. The Chairman and the marketing head sign off in writing. Then I move into development. No code ships against a design the board has not approved. This one rule has saved every corporate client of mine from the costliest mistake in this industry: rebuilding a live website.
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