For Mirpur owners whose site no longer matches the business they've become
Your business grew. Your website didn't. A redesign closes that gap before a customer notices it first.
The most common reason a Mirpur owner messages me about a redesign isn't that the site is broken — it's that they're quietly ashamed of it. The business has moved on. You've added services, your prices and clients are better, you've got a shop on Mirpur 10 or an office in Mirpur DOHS, and the website still shows the version of you from three years ago. So when a serious buyer in Gulshan or a corporate client asks 'website ta dekhao' — show me your site — you stall, or you send the Facebook page instead. A website redesign in Mirpur is, more than anything, about closing that gap so the link finally matches the business.
Here's the second pattern, and it's specific to Mirpur's density. Mirpur is wall-to-wall small businesses — coaching centres around Mirpur 1 and 2, clinics and diagnostic labs near Mirpur 10, buying houses and apparel firms, restaurants, real-estate offices in Pallabi and Kazipara. Your competitor two buildings over redesigned last year, and now their site loads instantly on a phone and yours takes seven seconds and breaks the menu. Mirpur buyers compare on a phone, in seconds, on a Robi or GP signal — and the older-looking site loses before anyone reads a word. A redesign isn't vanity here. It's not finishing last in a comparison the customer makes without telling you.
When you hire me, one senior person does the whole redesign: I audit the old site myself, redraw every screen, rewrite the copy that's gone limp, rebuild it fast and mobile-first, and push it live. There's no account manager relaying messages and no junior practising on your project. Nearly five years redesigning Bangladeshi sites means I've seen exactly how a redesign goes wrong — a 'modern' rebuild that quietly drops your Google rankings, a developer who can't migrate your old WordPress so they recreate it badly, or a redesign that demos beautifully on a laptop and falls apart on the mid-range Android most of your Mirpur visitors actually carry. I redesign so none of those happen to you.
Pricing is plain so you can decide before we talk. A focused website redesign in Mirpur starts at 50,000 BDT — a fast, modern, mobile-first rebuild of a typical small-business site with your existing content carried over and tightened. 90,000 BDT covers a larger multi-page site with proper lead capture and a full copy rewrite; 1,50,000 BDT is for a content-heavy or fully restructured site. Fully custom redesigns for bigger Mirpur firms start at 3,00,000 BDT. Every project is 50% advance and 50% on launch, paid by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — and the design-approval guarantee means nothing on your live site changes until you've signed off the new design.
See pricing in BDT