About the redesign
Most Dhaka redesigns fail because nobody asked why the old site flopped
Almost every brief a website redesign company in Dhaka gets starts the same way. "We want a modern look, something like Daraz or Pathao." That is a paint job, not a redesign. A real redesign starts with three hard questions. Where does your current traffic really come from? Which pages already convert, even badly?
And what request does your sales team get ten times a week that the current site fails to answer? Skip those questions, and the new site will be prettier but just as quiet.
I am RH Fardin, an independent senior website designer and developer. For about five years I have redesigned Dhaka business sites, e-commerce stores and corporate brochure sites. I run every project myself. There are no juniors and no white-label outsourcing. No account manager stands between you and the person writing the code. Say a client in Banani or Bashundhara messages me on WhatsApp at 10pm about a bug on the new site. The person replying is the same person who built it.
A Dhaka-focused redesign means more than translating buttons into Bangla. It means designing for the buyer who opens your site on a 6.5 inch Android over patchy 4G. That buyer scrolls to find a Call or WhatsApp button before reading a single heading. He quietly expects to see bKash and Nagad. He will close the tab in four seconds if nothing loads. Every redesign I ship is built around that buyer first. Then I make it look beautiful on a laptop, not the other way around.
Pricing is honest and tiered. Most Dhaka redesigns sit at 50,000, 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT. The tier depends on page count, integrations and content work. Heavier custom builds with special features start from 3,00,000 BDT. The terms are simple: 50% in advance to start and 50% on launch. The second half is only due once you have approved the design. If you don't approve, you don't pay the balance. That is the whole guarantee, written in plain Bangla-English.
See pricing in BDT