Website redesign Uttara, the honest version
Nobody in Uttara redesigns a site for fun. Something stopped working.
Almost every website redesign in Uttara I get asked about starts the same way: the owner opens their own site on their phone in front of a customer, watches it crawl, and quietly puts the phone away. A diagnostic centre near Sector 7, a boutique off Rabindra Sarani, a restaurant on Garib-e-Newaz Avenue, a real-estate office in Sector 13 - the business has grown, the prices have changed, the services have changed, but the website is frozen wherever it was three or four years ago. You don't need someone to convince you it's a problem. You already know. You just need it fixed by someone who won't disappear after the advance.
Here's the part that's specific to Uttara redesigns, not generic advice. A huge share of these sites were built cheap and built once - by a cousin who was studying CSE and has since graduated and left the country, by a Sector 4 shop that mostly sells hosting, by a freelancer who took 15,000 taka and a deposit and went silent.
So a website redesign uttara job is rarely 'change the colours.' It's untangling: who owns the domain, where the hosting actually lives, why the WhatsApp button goes nowhere, why the menu PDF is from last Eid. I sort the mess out first, then rebuild on a light foundation instead of stacking new design on top of a base that was already failing.
Because I work solo, the person who audits your old site is the person who designs the new one, rewrites the content, handles the migration, and points your domain at the rebuild without your live site going dark mid-switch. That continuity matters more on a redesign than on a fresh build - a new site has no history to break, but yours has existing URLs, whatever Google ranking you've earned, and the enquiry email people already use. One person holding the whole picture is how you avoid the classic Uttara redesign disaster: a shiny 'new' site that loses every bit of search traffic the morning it launches.
And I'll give you the number first, because it's the first thing every Uttara owner asks. My redesign pricing uses the same fixed tiers as all my work - a floor of 50,000 BDT, then 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT depending on how big the rebuild is, with fully custom work from 3,00,000 BDT. A redesign often lands lower than building from scratch, because some of your content and structure carries over. But I'll tell you honestly where yours sits after I've actually opened it - not before, and not to push you up a tier.
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