Leadership and company profile
Board and management bios with photos, the company history and a downloadable company profile PDF that staff can replace in the CMS.
Corporate website design in Banani covers the pages a company office relies on: services by division, leadership, careers, news, investor or tender notices and forms routed to the right department. We work remotely with firms in the area. After our rebuild for SRS Networks, a 28-year IT provider, the client reported roughly 3x the website visitors 6 months later.
Updated 20 October 2026
The companies and institutions based in Banani point to these 4 features.
Each part is editable in the CMS, with roles that control who can publish.
Board and management bios with photos, the company history and a downloadable company profile PDF that staff can replace in the CMS.
A news section for press releases and a notices area for tenders or investor documents, each sorted by date. Communications staff publish directly, and older items stay archived with working links.
HR edits careers, communications edits news and division heads edit their own pages. Each role sees only its sections, and a manager approves changes before they go live. WordPress, Webflow or custom code all support this.
1 contact form with a department choice sends sales, support, HR and media enquiries to separate inboxes. Each submission is logged, so no enquiry depends on a single shared email address.
SRS Networks is a rebuild for a long-running B2B firm, VoIP Services Now shows a new company growing search visibility from nothing, and IELTS Test BD shows an 18-screen admin with approval steps.
A full company website is ready in about 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the number of divisions and how much content already exists. Sign-off happens on a staging link before launch.
You tell us about the company, its buyers and what the site must do. We send a quote.
Divisions, services, leadership, careers and investor or tender content mapped into a sitemap.
A custom design in your brand guidelines, for phones first and then desktop.
Responsive development, CMS with editor roles, forms routed to the right department.
Content entered, pages tested on phones, then speed and SEO checks.
Changes after launch, based on enquiries and search data.
Benni Klein, Owner, Accessible Trip Brazil
Also in other parts of Dhaka: Gulshan, Motijheel, Uttara, Mirpur, Dhanmondi, Agargaon, Ashulia, Badda.
Guides: Website vs Facebook page, WordPress vs custom website, Static vs dynamic website.
Home, services by division, about and leadership, careers, news, contact, and investor or tender pages where the business needs them. We agree the sitemap and content plan in the Discover stage, so every page has an owner before design begins.
Yes. We map each old address to its new page with 301 redirects and run speed and SEO checks after launch. Rio Day Trip was migrated without losing search rankings, and SRS Networks saw roughly 3x the visitors 6 months after its rebuild.
Both, plus Webflow. WordPress suits teams that want a familiar editor. Custom code fits sites with portals, dashboards or integrations with internal systems. We recommend 1 option after the free 15-minute call based on your editors and features.
By the number of divisions and pages, custom design or a theme, editor roles, document libraries, forms, multi-language pages, content writing and SEO setup. We do not publish prices and send a written quote after the free 15-minute call.
Yes. Each page can have an English and a Bangla version, with a language switch in the header and separate addresses for each version so search engines index both. Trip in Brazil runs in 6 languages across 313 pages.
If you have them, we follow them for colours, fonts and logo use. If not, we can build the brand, logo, copy and images as part of the project and hand over a short guide your team can reuse.
Book a free 15-minute call to go through your divisions and editors. We follow up with a written quote and scope.