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Why so many Motijheel firms are stuck with a WordPress site nobody can edit
Here is a pattern I see across Motijheel almost every week, and it shapes how I run my WordPress website development company in Motijheel. A trading firm or a brokerage near the DSE got a WordPress site three or four years ago from whoever was cheapest. It looked fine on launch day. Then the developer vanished. The admin password got lost in a former employee's email.
Now nobody in the office can change the phone number on the Contact page. They have to pay someone 5,000 taka and wait a week. The site runs WordPress, but it might as well be carved in stone. That is the real problem with most WordPress work in Motijheel. The build is treated as a one-time job, not as a tool the office has to live with for years.
I build it the other way around. When a WordPress site leaves my hands, your front desk person should be able to do the daily updates. They can post a notice, swap a banner, update a director's bio or add a new product line. They do it without touching code or calling me in a panic.
That means a tidy editor and clearly labelled fields. It means no twelve-plugin Frankenstein back end. And it means a short handover walkthrough, so your team knows where everything lives. A Motijheel firm should never be held hostage by its own website.
I am RH Fardin, a senior website designer and developer who has worked solo for about five years. There is no agency reception in Gulshan. There is no junior learning WordPress on your project and no account manager passing on messages. One person plans the structure, designs the pages and writes the WordPress back end. The same person sets up the hosting, ships it live and answers when you message.
That is how I keep truly professional WordPress work in the 50,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range. You avoid the inflated quotes you get when an office in Banani has to cover its own rent first.
Many kinds of firms cluster in Motijheel. There are bank subsidiaries, leasing companies, insurance agencies, SME exporters, brokerage houses, and audit and consultancy offices. For all of them, looking credible on screen is a must. A foreign correspondent bank, a regulator or a corporate client will open your site on a phone during a meeting.
If it loads slowly, breaks on mobile or looks like a 2018 template, they judge you before you say a word. My job is to make that first impression work in your favour. And I do it on a budget that makes sense for an SME in Dhaka.
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