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Corporate websites that match the address on your business card
Good corporate website design in Gulshan starts with one fact. Your visitors judge you before they sit down. Your office may be on Gulshan Avenue, near Gulshan Circle 1 or 2, in the diplomatic zone or off a lakeside road. The reception, the lobby and the boardroom all send the right signal. Then a buyer in Riyadh or Frankfurt opens your website. They land on a stock photo slider from 2017. That gap quietly costs most Gulshan companies money.
I am RH Fardin, a web designer and developer with about five years of work on corporate sites built to win business. I design and build each project myself. No junior takes over the brief, and no offshore team works behind the scenes.
For Gulshan companies, the brief is usually the same. You need a credible site, in English first, that holds up next to a rival from Singapore, India or the UAE. It should have a Bangla path where it matters. It should answer a buyer's real questions instead of reciting mission statements.
I have strong opinions about this work. I will push back on a top menu with 14 items, three sliders at the top, and "Our Vision, Our Mission, Our Values" written in the third person. Instead, you get a sharp message tied to your sector. You get clear proof: projects, sectors served, certificates and registrations. And you get contact paths that fit how Gulshan buyers act: lots of email, group decisions and a quiet WhatsApp at the end.
Pricing is simple, in BDT. A tight corporate brochure site starts at 50,000 BDT. Richer tiers at 90,000 BDT and 1,50,000 BDT add deeper content and sector pages. Custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. Those can include more languages, investor sections, careers portals and links to internal tools. You pay 50% up front and 50% on launch. My design-approval guarantee means you sign off on the look before I write any real code.
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