Website redesign company in Sylhet for owners who got burned by whoever built the current site — and this time want one name they can actually hold responsible.
Most people searching for a website redesign company in Sylhet aren't shopping for design. They're shopping for someone who won't vanish. The firm that built your old site stopped replying the day the last invoice cleared, and now it's slow, broken on mobile, and the logins are with a person who left. I rebuild it properly — faster, mobile-first, rankings carried over — and I'm the same person you message after launch. Website redesign in Sylhet BD from 50,000 BDT, 50% advance, 50% on launch, with a written design-approval guarantee.
Around 5 years rebuilding Bangladeshi business sites. You leave with the full handover — domain, hosting, CMS and edit access in your own name, not locked to a vendor.
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The word 'company' in your search is doing more work than you think. Owners in Sylhet don't type 'website redesign company' because they want a glass office on Zindabazar — they type it because the last time they paid an individual, the site got built, the invoice got paid, and then the person disappeared. No reply on WhatsApp, no access to the hosting, no way to change a phone number on the homepage without starting over.
So this time you want a 'company' — meaning something accountable, something that picks up after launch. Fair instinct. But in Sylhet the 'company' is often the same vanishing freelancer with a logo and a rented second-floor room, and you find that out only after the second installment is gone.
I'm RH Fardin, a senior website designer and developer working on my own for about five years. I'm not going to pretend to be a fifteen-person firm — I'm one accountable operator, and that is the actual fix for the problem you're describing. The reason your last redesign rotted is not that the company was too small. It is that nobody owned the site after launch and the brief got lost between a salesperson and a junior. With me there is no handoff to lose.
The person who audits your old site, decides what to keep, redraws the homepage and pushes it live is the person whose number you keep. When something breaks in month three, you message that same number, not a ticket queue that forgets you.
A redesign is a different job from a fresh build, and it's where most Sylhet web companies quietly cost you money. They treat your old site as worthless, charge you for a brand-new one, and let your existing Google rankings collapse on launch day because nobody set up redirects. I work the opposite way. Before any design, I crawl your current site, see which pages already earn traffic, pull whatever analytics exist, and read the last month of your Facebook inbox to learn what customers actually ask.
Then I decide, page by page, what to keep, what to kill, and what to rebuild. You're paying for that judgment — the part a junior dropping a free theme on your old content never delivers.
Pricing is fixed and on the table before we start, because the person funding this — often a brother or cousin abroad — will ask 'koto taka, exactly?' and won't accept a number that creeps. Most Sylhet redesigns land at 50,000 BDT for a focused small-business rebuild, 90,000 BDT for a mid-size service company with deeper content and SEO migration, and 1,50,000 BDT for a heavier corporate or bilingual rebuild. Fully custom redesigns with a bespoke design system start at 3,00,000 BDT.
Always 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, 50% on launch. You approve the final design in writing before I write production code, and you leave owning every login — not renting access from me.
You're not comparing portfolios — you're comparing who's still there when something breaks. Here's what changes when one accountable senior owns the whole job.
Domain, hosting, CMS and edit logins end up registered to you, documented in writing on launch day. If you and I ever part ways, you keep your whole site — the thing the last 'company' held hostage when they went quiet.
When the contact form stops emailing or a button won't tap on an older phone, you message one person who knows your site — me. No account manager, no 'the developer left', no being passed between people who never read your brief.
I map every old URL to its new one, set 301 redirects, keep the titles and content of pages already ranking, and resubmit your sitemap on launch. Your Google equity moves with you instead of evaporating the night you relaunch.
Before Figma opens I crawl what you have, find your real traffic pages, and read your Facebook messages. The redesign answers the questions your buyers actually send — not whatever the previous builder assumed.
I strip the bloated theme and dead plugins that slowed the old site, compress images properly, and test on a mid-range Android over actual Sylhet mobile data. Under three seconds where buyers in Ambarkhana and Subidbazar really are.
I get on the call with the manager in Sylhet and the relative abroad myself. Fast and clear enough for the local phone, finished enough for the family member in London who flagged the old site — so the second installment clears the first time.
Here's the question nobody asks the first time and everybody asks the second: where are my logins? When I take on a Sylhet redesign, the first hour is almost never design — it's archaeology. Who registered the domain, and is the renewal in someone's personal Gmail who's stopped replying? Who has the hosting cPanel? Is the WordPress admin a real account you control or a generic 'admin' the last builder kept for himself?
More often than I'd like, the answer is that the previous company built the site on access only they held, so the owner could never change a price, a phone number, or a broken image without paying them again — and when they stopped responding, the whole site became a hostage. A redesign that doesn't fix the ownership first hasn't fixed anything; it's just a nicer cage with the same lock.
So before I rebuild a thing, I get the foundations into your name: domain under your account, hosting you control, a real admin login that's yours, and a short written record of every credential and where it lives. Then I rebuild on top of it. On launch day you get a plain handover — your logins, a one-page guide for editing the basics yourself, and the documented list of every URL, form and payment instruction I migrated.
After that I stay on the site for a week of free fixes, and I remain the WhatsApp number you message for the small stuff afterward. That's the actual difference between hiring 'a company' and hiring this one: it isn't the size of the office, it's whether, in month three, the site is still yours and the person who built it still answers. The previous one didn't, which is why you're searching again.
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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Straight answers to what Sylhet owners ask before handing a redesign to a new company — usually with the question of trust sitting underneath all of them.
Most Sylhet redesigns land at 50,000 BDT for a focused small-business rebuild, 90,000 BDT for a mid-size service company with deeper content and proper SEO migration, and 1,50,000 BDT for a heavier corporate or bilingual Bangla-English rebuild. Fully custom redesigns with a bespoke design system start at 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, 50% on launch. Send me your current URL on WhatsApp and I'll tell you the exact tier in one message — a fixed number you can quote to whoever is funding it, not a 'depends' that creeps later.
Because the fix for getting ghosted isn't a bigger company — it's an accountable one with nothing to hide behind. With me there's no salesperson who vanishes and no junior who leaves; you deal with the one person who builds and maintains your site. More importantly, I put your domain, hosting and admin logins in your name on launch day, documented in writing. So even in the worst case where you and I part ways, you walk away owning your whole site — which is exactly what the last company didn't let you do.
Not when it's done properly, and this is where most Sylhet redesigns go wrong. I map every old URL to its new equivalent, set 301 redirects, preserve the meta titles and content of pages already ranking, and resubmit a fresh sitemap to Search Console on launch day. Rankings usually hold or recover within 2 to 4 weeks and often improve, because the rebuilt site is faster and genuinely mobile-friendly — both of which Google weighs heavily now.
Yes — that's most of what I do. The first step is recovering access: getting your domain, hosting and CMS into accounts you actually control, even if the previous builder kept everything to themselves. If they're refusing to release the domain or logins, I'll tell you plainly what's recoverable and what we have to route around. Once the foundations are yours, I redesign on top of what's worth keeping rather than charging you to start from zero.
A standard Sylhet redesign in the 50,000 to 90,000 BDT range runs about 3 to 5 weeks: roughly a week for audit, access recovery and content rework, 1 to 2 weeks for design in Figma with revisions, and 1 to 2 weeks for build, migration and launch. Larger 1,50,000 BDT rebuilds take 5 to 8 weeks. The clock starts the day the advance lands and you send me your existing assets and logins.
No office visit needed. I work with Sylhet owners over WhatsApp, calls and screen-share, and a good share of the decision-makers I deal with are family abroad anyway. Advance and final payment go through bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. You see the design and sign off in writing before any code is written, so being out of the city — or out of the country — never means losing control of how the site turns out.
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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