Why this matters
Your logo gets judged on a phone screen, not a portfolio frame
Here is what nobody tells you when you ask for a logo in Dhaka: 9 out of 10 people will first see your brand as a tiny circle on Facebook, a thumbnail on f-commerce comments, or a bKash merchant icon. If the mark only looks good blown up on a designer's laptop, it has already failed where it actually lives. I design from the smallest size up, not the biggest size down.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo website designer and brand designer working out of Bangladesh. I'm not a logo design company in the sense of a floor full of juniors - it's me, sketching, building, and shipping every mark personally. When you message about logo design in Dhaka BD, the person who replies is the person who draws the concepts, refines them, and hands you the final files. No telephone game, no 'let me check with the designer.'
Over roughly five years I've watched the same mistakes repeat across Dhaka businesses: a logo with five colours that costs a fortune to print, fine-text taglines that vanish at small sizes, and 'free' logos that turn out to be edited stock files three other shops also bought. A real logo is one trademark-able mark you own outright, in every format you'll ever need, that works the same in Gulshan boardrooms and on a Mirpur delivery box.
I keep the engagement small and direct on purpose. You get a fixed price, a clear number of concept directions, structured revisions, and a guarantee that you approve the design before final delivery. That's the whole pitch - senior work, plain pricing, no surprises when the invoice lands.
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