About RH Fardin
Your Gulshan address earns trust. Your old website spends it.
Here is the specific problem with a tired website in Gulshan. The buyer who finds you here is not price-shopping the way a Mirpur or Old Dhaka buyer might be — they are checking whether you are legitimate enough to do business with. A corporate procurement lead, a foreign mission, an NGO, a high-spend restaurant or clinic patron in Gulshan 1 or Gulshan 2 lands on your site, sees a stretched logo, a broken contact form and text crammed onto a phone screen, and quietly decides you are not at their level. You lose the deal before a single message comes through. The redesign is not cosmetic — it is closing a credibility leak.
I am RH Fardin, a solo senior web designer based in Bangladesh, roughly five years in. I redesign sites for the kind of established Gulshan business that has outgrown its first website — companies that have moved upmarket but whose site is still stuck in the early days. I personally run the audit, the redesign strategy, the visual direction, the front-end build, the SEO migration and the launch. There is no junior inheriting your project halfway through and no agency account manager between you and the person doing the work.
A website redesign in Gulshan starts at 50,000 BDT — that is the floor, for a focused rebuild of a small site that keeps your current pages but rebuilds the look, the mobile experience and the speed. The 90,000 BDT tier covers a larger site with more pages, a blog or booking, and a deeper content rework. The 1,50,000 BDT tier handles ecommerce, multi-language Bangla and English, and heavier functionality. If your needs are genuinely complex — custom systems, integrations — custom work starts from 3,00,000 BDT. In the first call I will tell you honestly which tier your redesign actually needs.
Terms are plain: 50% advance to start, 50% on launch. The design-approval guarantee means I keep refining the new look within scope until you sign off — you are not committing the final payment to a redesign you do not like. And critically for a redesign, I migrate carefully: existing URLs, rankings and content equity are mapped and preserved, not bulldozed. A redesign that tanks your Google position is not a redesign, it is a setback dressed up as progress.
See pricing in BDT