In focus
How a corporate engagement actually moves, step by step
People ask what a 'service' buys them over just commissioning a site once, and the honest answer is predictability. Here's how a corporate build runs with me. First, a scoping conversation, not a sales pitch, where we work out who your site has to convince and what it must contain to convince them: a credible company profile, a leadership or board section, your divisions or product lines laid out clearly, certifications, a company-profile PDF or catalogue, and a contact path a busy decision-maker can use in two taps.
Out of that comes a written scope and a fixed price from one of the tiers, 50,000, 90,000, or 1,50,000 BDT, with larger group-of-companies or heavily custom builds starting from 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% and we begin.
Then the part that protects you: I design the whole site and you approve it before a single line of code exists. That sign-off is the spine of the service, it's what lets me promise that the finished site matches what you agreed, and it's why corporate clients who've been burned by 'we'll figure out the design as we build' tend to relax once they see it.
After approval I build it myself, light enough to load fast on the cheap Android phones most of your audience uses, structured in both Bangla and English where you need both, and easy enough for your own team to update so you're not calling a developer for every press release. On launch you pay the remaining 50% and I hand over every credential, your domain, your hosting, your admin access, in your name.
The relationship doesn't trap you; it ends with you owning everything, and with a direct line to me when the company grows and the site needs to grow with it.