Looking for a website design company in Banani — the question underneath the search is simple: will the site actually look as good as the pitch deck did?
I'm RH Fardin, a senior website designer and developer working solo from Dhaka. The person who shows you the design is the person who drew it, codes it and ships it — no studio of juniors, no account manager between you and the work. Website design in Banani starts at 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank, and not a single screen goes to code until you've approved the design in writing.
One senior operator, ~5 years designing and shipping sites for Dhaka brands. Fixed price, written scope, design-approval guarantee, and one number you can still reach after launch.
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Banani is a strange, useful mix for a designer. On one road you have a glass tower full of importers, consultancies and funded startups; one floor down is a restaurant, a salon, a boutique or a clinic that lives or dies on how good its photos and storefront look.
Both sets of buyers search for a website design company in Banani, but they're judging the same thing from two angles: a corporate buyer wants the design to look serious enough to put in front of a board, and a Road 11 retail or F&B owner wants it to look good enough that someone scrolling on their phone decides to walk in. The word 'design' in the search is doing real work here — these buyers care, specifically, about how it looks.
They've all seen a Banani business with a great physical space and a website that looks ten years older than the shop.
That is the gap I work in. When you hire me, the design isn't outsourced to a junior after the senior closes the deal — there is no junior. I take the brief, I draw the homepage, I pick the type and the spacing and the photography direction, I write the build and I push it live. The reason this matters more for a 'design company' than a generic dev shop is that design dies by committee: every extra person between the idea and the screen waters it down. One senior operator means the look you approve is the look that ships, because the person who imagined it is the same person typing the CSS at 1am.
Let me be honest about the word 'company,' since it's in the keyword and on this page. I'm not a fifteen-seat studio with a Banani signboard off Kemal Ataturk Avenue — I'm one senior designer with around five years of shipping real sites for Bangladeshi businesses, a lot of them in the Banani–Gulshan–Baridhara belt where this buyer clusters. People typing 'website design company in Banani' aren't really demanding a head-count. They want taste, accountability and someone who'll still pick up after the invoice clears. If you genuinely need a large procurement-friendly vendor with an SLA and a team org-chart, I'll tell you that on the first call instead of taking your advance and pretending.
Pricing is published, not pulled out after a discovery call. Website design in Banani starts at 50,000 BDT for a tight, fast 4–6 page site built around one clear action. 90,000 BDT adds pages, custom-designed sections, a gallery or menu or service catalogue and a CMS you can edit. 1,50,000 BDT is the content-deep tier for a multi-service firm or multi-location brand that needs the full story in Bangla and English with proper lead or booking flows.
Anything heavier — a web app, a large catalogue, deep integrations — starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are the same for everyone: 50% advance to lock your slot, 50% on launch, and nothing is coded until you sign off the design. That's the design-approval guarantee, in writing, before you pay.
Six things that decide whether the site you get looks like the one you were sold. These hold at every tier, including the 50,000 BDT one, because the same person designs all of them — me.
Whoever shows you concepts in most Banani agencies isn't the one who'll build them. Here they're the same person. The taste you bought is the taste that ships — nothing gets diluted in a hand-off.
You see and sign off the actual look on screen before a line is written. No 'we'll make it pretty at the end,' no surprise template the junior reskinned. Approve it first, then it gets built.
Your buyer is on a phone in a car on Kemal Ataturk Avenue or at a Road 11 table. The design is built to land in the first two seconds and the first scroll — strong hero, clear next step, no 4MB load.
Banani retail, F&B and clinics sell on how things look. I design around your real photos and a clean shot list — not stock-image clutter or a sliding banner from a 2014 theme.
Domain, hosting, source files, design files and the full CMS login are in your name and handed over on launch. No lock-in, no holding your look hostage if you ever switch developers.
Shipped on a tidy CMS with a short Loom walkthrough, so your office can swap a menu price, a notice, an offer or a team photo without paying anyone or waiting on a developer who went quiet.
Walk Road 11 and look at the actual businesses — the restaurants, the boutiques, the cafés, the showrooms, the dental and skin clinics. Many have spent real money on the physical space: lighting, fit-out, signage, the works. Then their website looks like an afterthought a cousin built in a weekend. It's not that they couldn't afford better.
It's that the agency they hired ran the design through four hands — a salesperson set expectations, a senior sketched something, a junior 'implemented' it, a developer rebuilt it to fit a template — and by launch the original idea was unrecognisable. That's the silent failure mode of a multi-person website design company in Banani: no single person was ever responsible for whether the thing actually looked good, so nobody was.
I work the opposite way for one reason — I'm the only person in the room. I look at your space, your products, your competitors, and the Western or regional brands you secretly want to be compared to, and I design one coherent thing, then I build that exact thing.
When a Banani restaurant owner asks why the homepage should lead with a full-bleed food shot instead of a logo, or a corporate client asks why the navigation is four items instead of nine, the person answering is the person who'll code it — so the reasoning survives all the way to launch. That's what 'design company' should mean for a Banani business: not a head-count, but a single owner of the look from the first sketch to the live site.
You're paying 50,000 BDT and up for taste with one signature on it, not for a committee's compromise.
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.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
An online store built to sell and scale.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
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.
The questions Banani owners, office managers and founders actually send in the first WhatsApp — starting with the one everyone leads with.
Three published tiers, no haggling. 50,000 BDT for a tight, fast 4–6 page site designed around one clear action — enquire, book, order or reserve a table — which suits most single-location Banani businesses. 90,000 BDT for a fuller site with custom-designed sections, a menu, gallery or service catalogue and a CMS you can edit yourself. 1,50,000 BDT for the content-deep tier with bilingual Bangla and English and proper lead or booking flows, good for a multi-service firm or multi-branch brand.
Anything heavier — a web app or large catalogue — starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance to lock your slot and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. There's no Banani office rent padded into the quote, because I don't run one.
One senior person — me — and for most Banani buyers that's the upgrade, not the catch. 'Company' in the search just signals that people want someone accountable and professional with a real portfolio, not a hobbyist who disappears. What you get instead of an office is a single operator who's designed and shipped sites for around five years and does every part of the work himself, so the design never gets watered down in a hand-off. You're not paying for a Banani signboard or three layers of staff between you and the person actually drawing your site. If you specifically need a large multi-seat vendor with a formal SLA, I'll say so honestly on the first call.
Send me three sites whose look you respect — Bangladeshi or foreign — and one or two competitors whose sites you don't want to resemble. On the first call I'll tell you exactly what direction I'd take yours and why, and you'll see my past work. Because I don't write code until you've approved the design on screen, there's no risk of paying for a build of something you never liked. We iterate on the look first; the design-approval guarantee means the visual direction is signed off, in writing, before a single line is coded.
Yes, and the two need very different design. A Road 11 restaurant or boutique wins on full-bleed photography, a fast mobile menu or catalogue, a click-to-call or table-reservation path, and a Google Maps pin people actually tap. A corporate tenant in a Banani tower wins on restraint, trust signals and a serious, board-ready look. I design to the buyer, not to a single house style — so the F&B site feels appetising and the consultancy site feels credible. Both still load fast on a mid-range Android, because that's what your customers are holding.
You own all of it. Your domain is registered in your name, your hosting is on your account, and the source files, design files and full CMS login are handed to you on launch. If you ever want to move to another developer, you walk out with everything — no lock-in, no ransom on your own look. I have no maintenance retainer to protect, so there's no incentive on my side to keep you dependent. A lot of Banani firms get burned here, so I put it in writing before you pay.
Yes — one in-person briefing if you want it, usually an hour or two at your place anywhere in Banani, whether you're in a tower off Kemal Ataturk Avenue, above the Road 11 strip, near Road 27 or out on the Banani DOHS side. Seeing the actual space, products or clinic helps the design enormously. After that the project runs on WhatsApp, a quick call and shared screens because it's faster for both of us — and every message still comes from me directly, never a coordinator.
Grab a free 15-minute call and I'll show you exactly what your new website should do — and what it'll cost in BDT. No pitch, no pressure.
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