Most people in Rajshahi who need a portfolio assume the good work happens in Dhaka — that a real portfolio website means a Dhaka agency and a Dhaka invoice. It doesn't. I build portfolio web design in Rajshahi for photographers, architects, illustrators, video editors, developers, and RU/RUET researchers chasing remote roles and overseas admissions. One senior pair of hands, work shown well, the right person clicking WhatsApp before they scroll twice. From 50,000 BDT.
Senior solo designer & developer, ~5 years on custom builds. Design-approval guarantee. 50% advance, 50% on launch. bKash / Nagad / bank.
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The most honest thing a Rajshahi creative ever told me was this: "My work is fine, but every time someone asks for my portfolio I send a Google Drive folder and feel like a student." That is the whole problem on this page. A photographer in Uposhohor with a stunning wedding set, an architecture grad from RUET with real project drawings, a video editor in Kazla landing international clients on Fiverr — all of them sending links and JPGs because they assume a proper portfolio website in Rajshahi either costs a Dhaka fortune or has to be built by a Dhaka agency. Neither is true.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer based in Bangladesh, and I work with Rajshahi clients fully remote — over WhatsApp, Google Meet, and bKash. I have spent close to five years personally building and rebuilding portfolio sites. Not an agency: no account manager, no junior in another city learning on your project, no template marketplace with a new cover photo slapped on. The person you message in the first reply is the same person who designs your homepage, writes the case-study layout, optimises every image, and pushes the site live.
Here is why distance stopped mattering. Rajshahi's creative and academic pool is real and underserved — RU, RUET, Varendra and Rajshahi Medical produce a steady stream of people who need their work presented at a senior level, and the local options are mostly cheap template shops that hand portfolios to juniors as filler between corporate jobs. A portfolio has its own logic — pacing, whitespace, image weight, the order your three best pieces appear in. A shop that mostly builds company websites will give you a portfolio that reads like a corporate brochure. I only build around your actual work, so a hiring manager in Dhaka, Berlin or Toronto understands what you do in the first ten seconds.
Pricing is fixed and posted — no "koto taka?" guessing game, no Dhaka markup hidden in a quote. 50,000 BDT for a focused portfolio site (home, about, work grid, contact). 90,000 BDT for the fuller build most Rajshahi creatives land on — proper case-study pages and a CMS you control yourself. 1,50,000 BDT when you need motion, bilingual Bangla/English, and a custom CMS. Fully custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance to start, 50% on launch, and you sign off on the design before I write a line of code.
Not generic agency bullet points. These are the specific things Rajshahi photographers, architects, editors and researchers told me turned a website from "just a link" into the thing that actually got the reply, the role, or the admission.
Your site opens on your strongest actual piece — a real photo, a real drawing, a real reel frame — not a stock illustration or a "Welcome to my portfolio" banner. Your best 6-8 pieces lead; everything else lives a click deeper.
Each project gets a proper brief-role-process-outcome structure, not a Lightbox gallery. A hiring manager in Dhaka or an admissions reviewer abroad can scan it in 90 seconds and know exactly what you did and why it worked.
Most people who open your portfolio in Rajshahi do it on a phone over patchy 4G near Talaimari or Binodpur. Compressed images, lazy loading, lean code — tested on a real budget Android, so it loads before they bounce, not just on your laptop.
A floating WhatsApp button, click-to-call, and a short enquiry form with a budget line — no 40-field 'request a quote' wall. A Rajshahi client wants to message you in five seconds, not fill a form for five minutes.
Client names, captions and headings in Bangla render cleanly without breaking the layout on mobile. Want a fully bilingual site or a tasteful sprinkle of Bangla? Both handled by default, not as a paid extra.
I hand over a simple CMS so you add a new wedding shoot, swap a hero image, or edit your bio in two minutes from your phone. No messaging me at 11pm every time you finish a project.
Rajshahi is a university city before it is anything else, and that creates a buyer almost no local web shop knows how to serve: the researcher or graduate student who needs an academic portfolio, not a creative one. A PhD applicant from RU applying to a lab in Germany. A RUET engineer building a research profile to land a funded position. A lecturer who wants their publications, teaching and projects in one credible place instead of a stale ResearchGate link. This person does not need parallax animations — they need a fast, clean, professional site that lists publications properly, links a downloadable CV, structures research projects like real case studies, and loads on a reviewer's screen in Munich without a single broken character in a Bangla name. That is a specific build, and I have done enough of them to know exactly where they go wrong.
The other half of this city is the freelancer and creative selling their work outward — the Kazla video editor on Upwork, the Uposhohor wedding photographer whose entire pipeline is Facebook and word of mouth, the architecture grad sending drawings over WhatsApp. For both groups the job of the portfolio is identical: do the qualifying before the conversation starts. It leads with one sharp positioning line so a stranger instantly knows what you are, shows three to five flagship pieces with the actual outcome attached, makes you reachable in two taps, and proves seniority in the first scroll. That is what "best" actually means when you search for a portfolio website company in Rajshahi — not the prettiest demo, but the site that closes the brief while you are out shooting, drawing, editing, or in the lab.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or message on WhatsApp.
The questions Rajshahi creatives and researchers actually ask me in the first message — answered straight, no sales spin.
Fixed and posted, no Dhaka markup. 50,000 BDT for a focused portfolio (home, about, work grid, contact). 90,000 BDT is where most Rajshahi creatives land — full custom design, proper case-study pages, and a CMS you control. 1,50,000 BDT adds motion, bilingual Bangla/English and a custom CMS. Fully bespoke builds from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance via bKash, Nagad or bank, and 50% on launch.
Two honest answers. One — every line of design and code is done by me, a senior with around five years on custom builds. Cheaper Rajshahi shops hand portfolios to juniors as filler between corporate jobs, and Dhaka agencies route you through a sales rep and a project manager. Two — a portfolio has its own logic. I build around your actual work, not a corporate template with your photos dropped in. You get a Dhaka-level result at a posted Rajshahi-honest price.
Yes, and it's one of the more common Rajshahi briefs I get. An academic portfolio is its own build: a clean publications list, a downloadable CV, research projects structured as proper case studies, teaching and a contact section — fast, professional, and rendering perfectly on a reviewer's screen abroad. No flashy animation, just the credibility a lab, scholarship committee or admissions reviewer expects. The 50,000 or 90,000 BDT tiers cover almost every academic profile.
No. I work fully remote across Bangladesh and most of my Rajshahi clients I never meet face to face — everything runs over WhatsApp, Google Meet and email, payments over bKash or Nagad. There's no office to visit and you're not paying for one. If a larger project genuinely needs a face-to-face kickoff it can be arranged, but it's never required to get a senior-level site.
Yes — that's the most common reason Rajshahi people book me. The 50,000 BDT tier gives you a clean homepage, a strong work grid, a trust-building about page and a clear contact section. It loads fast, looks right on mobile, and gets indexed properly on Google. Move up to 90,000 BDT only if you genuinely need full case-study pages — most photographers and researchers don't; most architects and developers do.
Two to three weeks for the 50,000 BDT tier, four to six weeks for the 90,000 BDT tier, and longer for custom builds. In Bangladesh the delay is almost always on the content side — no project images, no written briefs, no finalised CV — so we kick off with a checklist. If you're responsive with your work files and feedback, yours ships fast because I take only a few portfolio projects at a time, so you're never stuck in a queue.
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