About RH Fardin
Your Khulna site isn't broken because it's ugly — it's broken because it was built and abandoned
Almost every redesign call I get from Khulna starts the same way: "the site works, sort of, but it looks old and nobody messages us through it." Then we dig in and the real story comes out.
The site was built three, four, five years ago by someone who has since moved to Dhaka or gone abroad, the owner doesn't hold their own cPanel or domain login, the contact number on the homepage is two numbers old, and the whole thing was designed for a desktop in an era when the owner's actual customers are now standing at Rupsha bridge or in a shop on Khan Jahan Ali Road, opening it on a mid-range Android over mobile data. A redesign in Khulna isn't a cosmetic problem.
It's an abandonment problem — a site nobody has owned or maintained for years — and the fix has to start with getting you back in control of your own website, not just making it prettier.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo senior web designer and developer based in Bangladesh. I'm going to be blunt about what "company" means in Khulna web work, because the word gets stretched past breaking point here — a reseller with a borrowed portfolio calls himself a company, a part-timer with a Facebook page calls himself a company.
With me there's no ambiguity: one accountable senior person who personally does the audit, the redesign, the rebuild, the SEO migration, the speed work and the relaunch, and whose name and phone number don't change the day your payment clears.
For roughly five years I've rebuilt sites for the kinds of businesses Khulna actually runs on — shrimp and seafood exporters and the chilling plants feeding Mongla port, jute and industrial traders around the Khalishpur and Rupsha belt, clinics and diagnostic chambers near the Medical College Road, and retailers along Lower Jessore Road and Daulatpur Bazar selling to buyers who pay by bKash and Nagad. No junior is quietly assigned to your account, and no white-label partner is doing the real work behind a logo.
Redesigning a live site is genuinely harder than building a fresh one, and the price reflects real work rather than a theme swap. It starts at 50,000 BDT for a full visual rebuild, a mobile-first layout, your existing on-page SEO carried over cleanly, bKash and Nagad handling set up the way Khulna buyers actually pay, and full ownership of your domain and logins handed back to you.
The 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers add things like online booking for a chamber or clinic, an export-grade product catalogue, ecommerce checkout, more pages, or a Bangla-English split for buyers who switch between the two without thinking — and through all of it, it's still me at the keyboard. Fully custom rebuilds start from 3,00,000 BDT. On the call I'll tell you which tier honestly fits the site you already have, instead of inflating a quote to look like a bigger operation.
I charge 50 percent advance and 50 percent on launch, and on a redesign the design-approval guarantee matters more than on any fresh build. You've lived with your current site every day — you know exactly what about it embarrasses you and exactly what the new one needs to feel like — so I keep iterating on the visual direction, within scope, until you genuinely say it's right, and the final 50 percent isn't due until you do.
The other promise is the one cheap rebuilds around Khulna quietly break: I will not throw away the URLs and rankings your old site spent years earning just to ship a prettier homepage. I keep the pages that rank, redirect the ones that move, and relaunch so your search visibility carries across the change instead of resetting to zero.
See pricing in BDT