What you're really vetting when you search for a redesign company
You don't need a bigger company. You need one that's still reachable in month three.
When you search for a website redesign company in Sylhet, the word 'company' does a lot of work. Owners don't type it because they want a glass office on Zindabazar. They type it because the last time they paid an individual, the person vanished after the invoice. 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 that answers for its work and 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. You find that out only after the second payment is gone.
I'm RH Fardin, a senior website designer and developer who has worked on my own for about five years. I won't pretend to be a fifteen-person firm. I'm one accountable operator, and that is the real fix for your problem. Your last redesign did not rot because the company was too small. It rotted because 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. It is not a ticket queue that forgets you.
A redesign is a different job from a fresh build. It is where most Sylhet web companies quietly cost you money. They treat your old site as worthless and charge you for a brand-new one. Then they let your Google rankings collapse on launch day, because nobody set up redirects. I work the opposite way.
Before any design, I crawl your current site and see which pages already earn traffic. I pull whatever analytics exist. I 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 cut and what to rebuild. You pay for that judgment. A junior dropping a free theme on your old content never gives you that.
Pricing is fixed and on the table before we start. The person funding this, often a brother or cousin abroad, will ask 'koto taka, exactly?' They won't accept a number that creeps. Most Sylhet redesigns land at 50,000 BDT for a focused small-business rebuild. A mid-size service company with deeper content and SEO migration is 90,000 BDT. A heavier corporate or bilingual rebuild is 1,50,000 BDT.
Fully custom redesigns with a custom design system start at 3,00,000 BDT. It is always 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and 50% on launch. You approve the final design in writing before I write production code. You leave owning every login, not renting access from me.
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