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.
Most Mirpur owners who message me about a website redesign in Mirpur are not dealing with a broken site. They are quietly ashamed of it. The business has moved on. You have added services, and your prices and clients are better. You may have a shop on Mirpur 10 or an office in Mirpur DOHS. Yet 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', meaning show me your site, you stall. Or you send the Facebook page instead. More than anything, a redesign closes that gap so the link finally matches the business.
The second pattern is specific to how crowded Mirpur is. Mirpur is wall-to-wall small businesses. There are coaching centres around Mirpur 1 and 2, and clinics and diagnostic labs near Mirpur 10. There are buying houses and apparel firms, restaurants, and real-estate offices in Pallabi and Kazipara. Your competitor two buildings over redesigned last year. Now their site loads instantly on a phone, while yours takes seven seconds and breaks the menu.
Mirpur buyers compare sites on a phone, in seconds, on a Robi or GP signal. The older-looking site loses before anyone reads a word. A redesign is not vanity here. It stops you 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 and redraw every screen. I rewrite the copy that has gone limp, rebuild the site fast and mobile-first, and push it live. There is no account manager passing messages and no junior practising on your project.
Nearly five years of redesigning Bangladeshi sites has shown me exactly how a redesign goes wrong. A 'modern' rebuild can quietly drop your Google rankings. A developer who cannot migrate your old WordPress may recreate it badly. Or a redesign looks great on a laptop and falls apart on the mid-range Android most of your Mirpur visitors carry. I redesign so none of those happen to you.
Pricing is plain, so you can decide before we talk. A focused redesign starts at 50,000 BDT. That gets a fast, modern, mobile-first rebuild of a typical small-business site, with your 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. The design-approval guarantee means nothing on your live site changes until you have signed off the new design.
See pricing in BDT