About RH Fardin
A senior corporate website designer working out of one chair, not a sales floor
Most corporate inquiries I get from Dhanmondi go the same way. The MD or marketing head opens the company's existing site on a phone in the back of a car stuck near Rapa Plaza, sees a 2017 slider, three menu items that don't open, a careers page that 404s, and thinks: 'this cannot be what a foreign buyer sees first.' That is usually the moment they message me. So no, this page is not going to oversell 'digital transformation.' It is going to talk about fixing exactly that problem.
I am RH Fardin, working roughly five years as a one-person studio. I design corporate websites for Bangladeshi companies — group holdings, manufacturers, trading houses, consultancies, law firms, real estate developers, EPC contractors — most of them with offices clustered around Dhanmondi, Gulshan and Banani. I do the discovery call, the wireframes, the visual design, the build, the content structure, the launch and the handover. There is no account manager translating your feedback into a Trello card for someone you'll never meet.
What you get from that model: faster decisions, real ownership of the final product, and a website that actually reflects how your leadership talks about the business — not a template that could belong to a logistics firm in Chattogram or a software house in Banani. Senior judgement is in every screen, because senior judgement is the only judgement on the project.
I work from a fixed pricing structure (50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT, with fully custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT), bill 50% advance and 50% on launch, and don't move to development until you have signed off on the visual design. That last part is the design-approval guarantee — and on corporate projects, where one director's opinion changes everything, it matters a lot.
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