A website redesign company in Mirpur that fixes why your old site stopped bringing customers, not just how it looks.
I'm RH Fardin. I rebuild existing websites for Mirpur businesses, from clothing brands near Mirpur 10 circle to electronics importers in Section 12 and clinics around Kazipara, into fast, mobile-first sites that actually convert in 2026. The redesign keeps every Google ranking you already paid for, answers koto taka before your buyer scrolls, wires bKash and Nagad properly, and ends in a WhatsApp chat instead of a dead form. One senior designer-developer, start to finish. From 50,000 BDT.
Around 5 years rebuilding business and ecommerce sites across Bangladesh - 50% advance, 50% on launch - You approve the new design before any code is written - SEO migration so you keep your rankings
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Most Mirpur businesses don't redesign because the site looks dated. They redesign because the phone stopped ringing. The site that a cousin or a Section 6 shop built three years ago for 15,000 BDT now loads in eight seconds on a phone, the prices are buried two clicks deep, the contact form emails an inbox nobody checks, and on a budget Android the menu folds into something nobody can tap. You don't see this because you open the site on your laptop on wifi. Your buyer sees it on a cracked screen on Banglalink data at the Mirpur 12 bus stand, and they leave.
I'm RH Fardin, a senior website designer and developer based in Bangladesh with around five years of full-time client work, and most of what I do is fix sites, not start from zero. Before I quote a website redesign in Mirpur, I open your live site on a real mid-range Android on real mobile data and walk the exact path your buyer walks, from the Facebook ad or Google search, to the product or service page, to the moment they decide whether to message you or close the tab. Whatever breaks that journey is what the redesign fixes first. The new look comes after the new logic.
The thing that scares most Mirpur owners off a redesign is the horror story: a friend relaunched and overnight their Google traffic disappeared. That happens, and it happens because whoever rebuilt the site threw away the old URLs and set up zero redirects. I treat your existing rankings as an asset I'm not allowed to lose. Every URL Google sends traffic to gets mapped to its new home with a 301 redirect, page titles that already rank stay intact, and the new sitemap goes straight to Search Console. A website redesign company in Mirpur that can't explain how it protects your rankings is a company about to delete them.
Pricing is plain, no koto-taka games. Redesigns start at 50,000 BDT for a small business site, a 5 to 7 page mobile rebuild with a speed pass, restructured content and full SEO migration. 90,000 BDT covers a larger service or company site with proper lead flow and on-page SEO. 1,50,000 BDT covers ecommerce redesigns on WooCommerce or Shopify, bKash, Nagad and cash-on-delivery ready, with category and checkout rebuilt. Custom redesigns start at 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance, 50% on launch, and you sign off the new design on your own phone before I write a line of code.
A redesign isn't a coat of paint on the same broken house. These are the six things Mirpur owners actually feel in the first month after the rebuild goes live.
I map every old URL to its new one with 301 redirects and keep the page titles that already rank for you. The redesign relaunches without that 40-60% traffic drop that kills most Mirpur rebuilds in week one.
Your old site was almost certainly designed on a desktop and bolted onto mobile. I rebuild the mobile layout first, the way 80% of your Mirpur traffic actually arrives, with big tap targets and prices that don't need zooming.
I strip the bloated sliders, dead plugins and oversized images that made your old site crawl, and serve the rebuild from hosting that responds quickly from Dhaka. Pages should open before your buyer in Section 11 loses patience.
Old sites bury pricing. The redesign puts your starting price, package tiers or a clear from-figure where the Mirpur buyer sees it first, so they stop bouncing to ask the same question on your Facebook page.
Half the broken sites I inherit have a payment flow that silently fails. Whether it's a deposit link for a coaching centre off Mirpur 1 or full checkout for a Pallabi shop, I rebuild bKash, Nagad and Rocket so they work on the first tap.
Your old contact form probably stopped emailing months ago. The redesign swaps it for a sticky WhatsApp button, a one-tap call link and a short backup form, so every Mirpur lead lands somewhere you'll actually answer.
The most dangerous day in any redesign is launch day, and the businesses that get burned are the ones whose builder never looked closely at the old site before throwing it away. So before I rebuild anything, I document the parts of your current site that are quietly working and must survive the move: every URL that gets Google traffic, every form and where it's supposed to email, every payment integration, the Facebook pixel, the Google tag, and any page a customer has bookmarked or another site has linked to.
For a Mirpur ecommerce site that means crawling the full product catalogue so no item drops out of search, and for a service business it means saving the pages that quietly rank for 'web design Mirpur' or your own brand name. The new site has to honour all of it on day one, not 'we'll fix it later'.
After launch I stay on the rebuilt site for a week of free fixes, the small things that only surface once real Mirpur customers start using it on real phones: a redirect that missed, a button that isn't tappable on an older Android, a Bangla font that didn't render, a bKash link pointing at the wrong number. You don't wait in an agency support queue for any of it. You message me on the same WhatsApp number you had through the whole project and it gets fixed.
That's the difference between buying a redesign from one senior operator whose name is on the line in a market as connected as Mirpur, and buying one from a team where your relaunched site is ticket number forty.
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
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The questions Mirpur business owners ask me in the first WhatsApp message about a redesign, answered straight.
Redesigns start at 50,000 BDT for a small business site, around 5 to 7 pages, with a full mobile rebuild, speed pass, restructured content and SEO migration so you keep your rankings. 90,000 BDT covers a larger service or company site with proper lead flow and on-page SEO. 1,50,000 BDT covers ecommerce redesigns on WooCommerce or Shopify with bKash, Nagad and cash-on-delivery ready. Custom redesigns start at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bank transfer or bKash.
Not if it's done right, and protecting your rankings is the first thing I plan, not the last. Before launch I map every old URL to its new equivalent with 301 redirects, keep the page titles and meta data that already rank intact, and resubmit the new sitemap to Search Console. The 40-60% traffic crash people warn you about comes from redesigns where nobody set up redirects, which is exactly what I refuse to do.
Yes, and often that's the smart move. Many Mirpur clients only need the homepage, the product pages, or the checkout flow rebuilt while the rest stays. A genuinely small partial redesign can come in below the 50,000 BDT floor. I'll quote what the work actually is rather than push you into a full rebuild you don't need yet, and tell you honestly which pages are worth keeping.
Only if the current setup is the actual problem. If your hosting is oversold, slow, or sitting on a server far from Bangladesh, moving it is part of the speed fix. If your CMS is a locked custom build with no admin panel, shifting to WordPress or Shopify gives you control over your own content. But if your existing stack is fine, I rebuild on top of it. I tell you which after I look, I don't sell a migration you don't need.
A small business redesign is usually 2 to 3 weeks from advance to live. A larger service site runs 3 to 5 weeks. Ecommerce redesigns take 4 to 6 weeks because the catalogue, payments and shipping all need testing before launch. The most common delay is client-side, getting product photos, the price list and final text, so I send a content checklist on day one to keep it moving. I take a small number of projects at once, so yours isn't stuck in a queue.
Because the person who audits your old site, designs the new one, writes the code and handles launch day is the same person, me, on every step. No director pitches you and then hands a fresh graduate the rebuild. You also get one WhatsApp number instead of a ticket system, which matters most on launch day when something breaks. The trade-off is honest: I only take a few projects at a time, so if my slots are full I'll tell you straight rather than overbook your relaunch.
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